it's native Swift instead of another Electron wrapper, which actually matters here since it's driving native Mac apps and the iOS Simulator directly. the maker's own demo of giving it an empty Xcode project and having it build, hit errors, fix them, and rebuild until the Simulator ran was a convincing "closed loop" test rather than a scripted screenshot.
Naseem for macOS
Thanks for the thoughtful review, Gal — and fair point about the launch post.
Just to clarify: Naseem is human-in-the-loop by default. Consequential actions show a confirmation before execution and require explicit approval. Mac app control is also permissioned per conversation, and autonomous mode is opt-in rather than the default.
You’re absolutely right that this should be much clearer on the launch page rather than something users have to discover by asking. I’ll fix that. Thanks for calling it out!