m-cli
macOS-only system control via the `m` CLI and a shell command tool such as Bash. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks you to perform a local macOS system action (e.g. "turn on dark mode", "check wifi status", "mute volume") AND the `m` command can accomplish it. Do NOT use just because macOS, wifi, display, dock, or battery topics are mentioned in a programming, informational, or troubleshooting-code context.
What this skill does
# m-cli: macOS System Control Control macOS system settings, preferences, and utilities directly from the command line using the `m` command. This requires local macOS access, the `m` CLI, and an available shell command tool. ## When to Use **Use this skill ONLY when all of the following are true:** 1. The user is explicitly asking the agent to **perform a system action** (not just asking about it, discussing it in code, or troubleshooting software) 2. The action targets the **local macOS system** (not a remote system, container, or VM) 3. The `m` CLI tool has a command that covers the requested action **Good examples (use this skill):** - "Turn on dark mode" → `m appearance dark` - "Mute my volume" → `m volume mute` - "Check my wifi status" → `m wifi status` - "Hide the Dock automatically" → `m dock autohide YES` **Bad examples (do NOT use this skill):** - User mentions wifi/display/battery in a programming question - User asks how to detect dark mode in their app code - User is troubleshooting a macOS issue but wants to understand it, not run a command - User is asking about macOS APIs or frameworks - Any informational question about macOS topics ## Command Reference ### Appearance & Display ```bash m appearance dark|light|auto # Set system appearance m display status # Show display info m display brightness <0-100> # Set brightness level m screensaver status|on|off # Control screensaver ``` ### Network ```bash m wifi status # Check WiFi status m wifi on|off # Toggle WiFi m wifi scan # Scan for networks m wifi connect <SSID> [password] # Connect to network ``` ### System Controls ```bash m lock # Lock screen m sleep # Put system to sleep m restart # Restart system m shutdown # Shutdown system ``` ### Dock ```bash m dock autohide YES|NO # Toggle dock auto-hide m dock position bottom|left|right # Set dock position m dock magnification YES|NO # Toggle magnification m dock size <0-100> # Set dock size ``` ### Audio & Volume ```bash m volume <0-100> # Set volume level m volume mute|unmute # Mute/unmute audio m volume show # Show current volume ``` ### Battery & Power ```bash m battery status # Show battery info m battery percentage # Show battery percentage m power settings # Show power settings ``` ### Information ```bash m info # System information m disk list # List disks m disk info <disk> # Disk information ``` ## Usage Notes - Use `m <command> --help` to see detailed options for any command - Some commands (like `restart`, `shutdown`) may require sudo privileges - The `m trash` command requires Full Disk Access permission - Always check command output for success/failure before proceeding
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