Agent skill · daymade
macos-permissions
Diagnoses TCC denials, Local Network access and stuck Keychain dialogs: Full Disk Access, Screen Recording, Microphone, Camera, Accessibility, Automation. Use for repeated prompts, background-only LaunchAgent/uv failures, broken grants or FDA automation (权限弹窗 / 授权了没用 / 完全磁盘访问 / 本地网络权限). Checks requester/grants first. Not launchd design (macos-watchdog) or app permission UX (developing-ios-apps).
What it needs
About 6k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
macOS Permission Dialogs Observe and classify the reported problem first The executing agent preserves the user's symptom: a dialog that cannot be clicked, typed into or dismissed needs an interaction diagnosis even when it contains a password field. Do not replace that report with instructions to enter a password. Read the actual dialog before choosing a subsystem or naming its owner. Use the host's permitted observation tools; when whole-screen observation is authorized and permitted, use capture-screen's full-screen route without raising windows. A refusal to control one protected app neither identifies the unseen dialog nor proves every observation method is unavailable. Respect the refusal's scope; never switch tools to bypass a host restriction or GUI lock. Observed dialog or failure Route --- --- Confirmed Keychain item access failure, a login keychain password, or a blocked Keychain window Read Keychain recovery Local Network alert, or a local connection/discovery failure specific to one app or background agent Read Local Network diagnosis; an error string or another process's success does not establish the cause Privacy resource request or a protected operation failing without a visible dialog Continue with the TCC procedure below Script, Git hook, or application-specific confirmation Inspect that request through its owning task/tool; do not change TCC or Keychain settings Content or owner still unknown Keep it unknown; obtain only the missing permitted observation or ask the user for the visible text These are operator decisions, not an automatic dialog classifier. TCC diagnosis macOS gates per-app, per-resource access through TCC (Transparency, Consent, Control). TCC records permission decisions in its databases and controls what a process can do. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
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