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Behind the lock screen (display sleep, screen saver or a manual lock) macOS reports Accessibility as untrusted. Orca read that as a missing permission, and its recovery hint led agents to open System Settings. Check the session lock first and return screen_locked; permission setup refuses while locked.
20 lines
983 B
Swift
20 lines
983 B
Swift
import CoreGraphics
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import Foundation
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// Why: display sleep, the screen saver and a manual lock all put the session behind the lock screen, where macOS
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// reports Accessibility as untrusted and hides app windows; without this check that reads as a missing permission.
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public enum SessionLockProbe {
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public static let screenIsLockedKey = "CGSSessionScreenIsLocked"
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public static let lockedMessage = "The Mac's screen is locked or asleep, so Orca can't see or control windows. Wake and unlock the Mac, then retry."
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/// Read fresh on every call: the lock can start or end at any moment.
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public static func isLocked() -> Bool {
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isLocked(session: CGSessionCopyCurrentDictionary() as? [String: Any])
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}
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/// No session dictionary (no window-server session) or no key is how an unlocked session reports itself.
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public static func isLocked(session: [String: Any]?) -> Bool {
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(session?[screenIsLockedKey] as? NSNumber)?.boolValue ?? false
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}
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}
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