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numbers

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Apple Numbers spreadsheet heuristics for background-computer-use. Use when the user asks you to edit a Numbers spreadsheet, add a formula, update a cell, or switch sheets.

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    1. jablonkai/skills★ 2same name
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  1. Very specific:

    Use these rules in addition to the main computer-use skill:

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  2. Very specific:

    Always call get_app_state app="Numbers" before interacting.

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  3. Very specific:

    Use Tab / shift+Tab / Return / shift+Return to move between cells — never embed those as literal characters in type_text.

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  4. Very specific:

    Prefer set_value on Format-inspector numeric inputs (settable=true).

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  5. Very specific:

    Always re-call get_app_state after switching sheets — the entire tree changes.

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SKILL.md

Driving Apple Numbers with background computer use

Use these rules in addition to the main computer-use skill:

  1. Always call get_app_state app="Numbers" before interacting.
  2. A single click selects a cell; double-click or press_key key="Return" enters edit mode. Triple-click selects the cell's existing value.
  3. Use Tab / shift+Tab / Return / shift+Return to move between cells — never embed those as literal characters in type_text.
  4. Prefer set_value on Format-inspector numeric inputs (settable=true).
  5. For multi-cell selection, use drag from the top-left cell to the bottom-right cell.
  6. Always re-call get_app_state after switching sheets — the entire tree changes.

Detailed behavior lives in server/app-hints/Numbers.md, which is injected into <app_hints> on every get_app_state call for Numbers.

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