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* feat(chatgpt): add model/mode selection and fix response polling Add --model option to ask and send commands, and a new standalone model command for switching ChatGPT Desktop models via Accessibility API. Supported models: auto, instant, thinking, 5.2-instant, 5.2-thinking. Changes: - ax.ts: add AX_MODEL_SCRIPT (opens Options popover, searches within AXPopover to avoid matching sidebar items, supports legacy models submenu) and AX_GENERATING_SCRIPT (detects "Stop generating" button) - ask.ts: add --model flag; fix polling to wait for generation to complete instead of returning partial/thinking intermediate text - send.ts: add --model flag - model.ts: new standalone command to switch model/mode * review: activate chatgpt before model selection --------- Co-authored-by: jackwener <jakevingoo@gmail.com>
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# ChatGPT
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Control the **ChatGPT macOS Desktop App** directly from the terminal. OpenCLI supports two automation approaches for ChatGPT.
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## Approach 1: AppleScript (Default, No Setup)
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The current built-in commands use native AppleScript automation — no extra launch flags needed.
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### Prerequisites
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1. Install the official [ChatGPT Desktop App](https://openai.com/chatgpt/mac/) from OpenAI.
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2. Grant **Accessibility permissions** to your terminal app in **System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility**.
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### Commands
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- `opencli chatgpt status`: Check if the ChatGPT app is currently running.
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- `opencli chatgpt new`: Activate ChatGPT and press `Cmd+N` to start a new conversation.
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- `opencli chatgpt send "message"`: Copy your message to clipboard, activate ChatGPT, paste, and submit.
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- `opencli chatgpt send "message" --model thinking`: Switch model/mode first, then send the message.
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- `opencli chatgpt read`: Read the last visible message from the focused ChatGPT window via the Accessibility tree.
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- `opencli chatgpt ask "message"`: Send a prompt and wait for the visible reply in one shot.
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- `opencli chatgpt ask "message" --model instant`: Run a one-shot prompt using a specific model/mode.
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- `opencli chatgpt model thinking`: Switch the active ChatGPT model/mode without sending a message.
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Supported model choices: `auto`, `instant`, `thinking`, `5.2-instant`, `5.2-thinking`.
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## Approach 2: CDP (Advanced, Electron Debug Mode)
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ChatGPT Desktop is also an Electron app and can be launched with a remote debugging port:
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```bash
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/Applications/ChatGPT.app/Contents/MacOS/ChatGPT \
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--remote-debugging-port=9224
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```
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```bash
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export OPENCLI_CDP_ENDPOINT="http://127.0.0.1:9224"
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```
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> The CDP approach is primarily for advanced automation and future desktop-only commands. The built-in command set above still works in the default AppleScript path unless you explicitly route through `OPENCLI_CDP_ENDPOINT`.
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## How It Works
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- **AppleScript mode**: Uses `osascript` to control ChatGPT, `pbcopy`/`pbpaste` to paste prompts, and the macOS Accessibility tree to read visible chat messages.
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- **CDP mode**: Connects via Chrome DevTools Protocol to the Electron renderer process.
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## Limitations
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- macOS only (AppleScript dependency)
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- AppleScript mode requires Accessibility permissions
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- `read` returns the last visible message in the focused ChatGPT window — scroll first if the message you want is not visible
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