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axiom-macos

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Use for macOS-specific work in a Swift/SwiftUI app: code signing, notarization (notarytool, stapler, DMG, Sparkle), App Sandbox and security-scoped file access, MenuBarExtra and NSStatusItem, windows and UtilityWindow, the Settings scene, menus and .commands, focus, and AppKit bridging or modernization. Not for general SwiftUI layout or state (that is axiom-swiftui), and not for shell gates or build scripts that only inspect a binary.

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