mjolnirapp/mjolnir
Mjolnir
Mjolnir is a macOS automation framework and extensible scripting engine. It provides a system for creating custom productivity workflows, managing application states, and controlling the macOS desktop interface programmatically.
The project functions as a global hotkey manager that binds keyboard shortcuts to trigger automated scripts across the operating system. It includes a macOS application controller to inspect active windows and manage system-wide user interface interactions.
The environment supports extensibility through a pluggable package management system, allowing for the installation of third-party packages and the integration of native code. It also features an on-screen alert system to provide visual feedback during the execution of automated tasks.
Features
- Task Automation Scripts - Executes custom sequences of productivity tasks using a lightweight embedded scripting engine.
- macOS Automation Tools - Provides a general-purpose utility for automating operating system tasks and script execution on macOS.
- Dynamic Module Loading - Implements mechanisms for integrating external packages and native binaries into the running environment without restarts.
- Global Hotkey Managers - Registers system-wide keyboard listeners to trigger commands regardless of the currently active window.
- Global Hotkey Triggers - Binds specific keyboard shortcuts to trigger automated scripts or system actions from any active application.
- Application State Controllers - Provides a system for inspecting active windows and managing application states to automate user interface interactions.
- Desktop Automation - Provides tools to automate repetitive user tasks and workflows within the local macOS desktop environment.
- Native macOS API Bridges - Interfaces directly with native macOS APIs to inspect application states and manage active window hierarchies.
- Global Hotkey Mappings - Maps global keyboard shortcuts to the execution of automation scripts through an operating system level listener.
- Scripting Extension Layers - Provides a modular environment where a compiled core exposes an API for a scripting language to extend functionality.
- Application Window Managers - Inspects and manages active system windows and application states to automate user interface interactions.
- Custom Module Loading - Enables the creation of custom productivity workflows by writing modules that can be built, installed, and loaded.
- Extension Package Managers - Handles the installation and resolution of third-party extensions through a standardized, pluggable module system.
- Workflow Extensions - Supports the building and installation of custom modules and third-party packages to extend system functionality.
- Native Logic Integrations - Incorporates low-level native logic into modules to access deep system capabilities and hardware interfaces.
