automate
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Describe a repetitive chore — the IT guy builds it into a reusable tool in your toolbox.
Your personal IT guy for macOS — remembers your machine, guards every action, explains what it did, and leaves reusable tools behind. A plugin for Claude Code and Codex, for people who are not programmers.
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Describe a repetitive chore — the IT guy builds it into a reusable tool in your toolbox.
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Backup audit and setup — find out what would survive if this computer died tonight, then close the gaps.
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Full health report — disk, memory, startup items, updates, backups, battery — in plain language.
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Guided disk space reclaim — scan, show findings with sizes, move only approved items to Trash.
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Describe a computer problem in your own words — get a diagnosis first, then choose from clearly-explained fix options.
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Understand what just happened, or study a whole topic — mental models built from your own machine, not generic tutorials.
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Fix slow Wi-Fi, connect your machines to each other, see what's on your network, and secure it — measured, not guessed.
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First visit — the IT guy observes the machine, asks one short round of questions (his name, yours, your language), and proposes next steps from evidence.
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Set up your own private server for unrestricted internet access — buy it, configure it, connect to it, and keep it working.
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Organize files — Downloads triage, Desktop, date-sorted photos, content-classified PDFs. Every run is undoable.
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Show or update what the IT guy remembers about this machine — the memory is yours to read and edit.
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Your personal tool collection — list, run, evolve, or remove the tools the IT guy has built for you.