Turn a project into one or more real macOS Dock-launchable .app bundles. Use when the user asks to make something clickable from the Dock, package it as an app, give it an icon, or put it in MyApps. Chooses sensible packaging defaults, creates repeatable scripts, installs to ~/Applications/App It/, and verifies click-to-open behavior, port handling, warm reattach, window-close vs Cmd+Q behavior, and cleanup. Generated apps ship with a full standard macOS menu bar (Cmd+Q quit, Cmd+W close window, Cmd+M minimize, Cmd+H hide, Cmd+- / Cmd+= / Cmd+0 page zoom, Cmd+R reload, Cmd+Ctrl+F toggle full screen, plus standard Edit-menu shortcuts) — these are wired into wrapper.swift's menu bar, not relied on as AppKit defaults (the defaults only cover Cmd+Q). Generated apps also ship a desktop:doctor command that self-diagnoses one launcher (config, install, signature, ports, stale PID, server ownership, template drift) read-only, with a narrow --fix-safe that only cleans up app-it's own generated state.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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Turn a project into one or more real macOS Dock-launchable .app bundles. Use when the user asks to make something clickable from the Dock, package it as an app, give it an icon, or put it in MyApps. Chooses sensible packaging defaults, creates repeatable scripts, installs to ~/Applications/App It/, and verifies click-to-open behavior, port handling, warm reattach, window-close vs Cmd+Q behavior, and cleanup. Generated apps ship with a full standard macOS menu bar (Cmd+Q quit, Cmd+W close window, Cmd+M minimize, Cmd+H hide, Cmd+- / Cmd+= / Cmd+0 page zoom, Cmd+R reload, Cmd+Ctrl+F toggle full screen, plus standard Edit-menu shortcuts) — these are wired into wrapper.swift's menu bar, not relied on as AppKit defaults (the defaults only cover Cmd+Q). Generated apps also ship a desktop:doctor command that self-diagnoses one launcher (config, install, signature, ports, stale PID, server ownership, template drift) read-only, with a narrow --fix-safe that only cleans up app-it's own generated state.
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Turn a project into one or more real macOS Dock-launchable `.app` bundles. Use when the user asks to make something clickable from the Dock, package it as an app, give it an icon, or put it in MyApps. Chooses sensible packaging defaults, creates repeatable scripts, installs to `~/Applications/App It/`, and verifies click-to-open behavior, port handling, warm reattach, window-close vs Cmd+Q behavior, and cleanup. Generated apps ship with a full standard macOS menu bar (Cmd+Q quit, Cmd+W close window, Cmd+M minimize, Cmd+H hide, Cmd+- / Cmd+= / Cmd+0 page zoom, Cmd+R reload, Cmd+Ctrl+F toggle full screen, plus standard Edit-menu shortcuts) — these are wired into `wrapper.swift`'s menu bar, not relied on as AppKit defaults (the defaults only cover Cmd+Q). Generated apps also ship a `desktop:doctor` command that self-diagnoses one launcher (config, install, signature, ports, stale PID, server ownership, template drift) read-only, with a narrow `--fix-safe` that only cleans up app-it's own generated state.
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Category
Developer tools
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.