jasonkneen/openclicky — reverse-engineered prompt

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Build me a native macOS menu bar app called OpenClicky. I want it to feel like a small voice assistant that lives in the menu bar and helps me with whatever is on my screen.

It should have push to talk voice input, use the screen context when answering, and show a visible cursor or marker overlay so it can point at buttons, menus, or areas of the screen without moving my real mouse. Add a simple Agent Mode dashboard where I can start help for coding, research, writing, and automation tasks.

Keep everything configured locally. Let me enter API keys in settings or load them from a local secrets file, but don’t add hosted login, cloud sync, or a required Google sign in. If Google Workspace support is included, make it use local command line tooling only.

Also include a local control bridge so trusted local tools can ask the app to capture screenshots, show captions, point at coordinates, speak text, and clear overlays. Look up current macOS permission and signing docs if needed.

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