Saarth, a 9th grader, built Atticus, a fast and cheap macOS assistant. Simple tasks are processed locally, while complex ones are sent to Claude via claude -p. The assistant remembers task sequences to speed up execution.
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Atticus may be useful for users looking for a fast and inexpensive macOS assistant, especially for handling simple tasks without AI.
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