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Atticus replays saved workflows to handle repeat Mac tasks without AI
Atticus handles simple tasks locally and saves successful task steps to replay later; the creator says opening apps can take about 0.08 seconds. Reusing verified workflows offers a practical way to reduce latency and model calls in assistants.
- What
- Atticus is a macOS voice assistant that uses Claude Code for some requests and can run certain actions without AI.
- How
- It learns shortcuts from repeated actions, uses on-device Apple speech recognition, and runs AI commands in Claude Code's sandbox in Safe mode.
- Why it matters
- Engineers can see how a system combines fast deterministic shortcuts with AI actions and permission checks for sensitive operations.
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