Building AI infra in @ManusAI. Ex-Founder of @ArcBoxLabs
FullStack Engineer / OpenSource / Serial Entrepreneur
All opinions are my own, literally all of them
OpenLogi 0.8.16 is out.
On macOS, shortcuts you bind to mouse buttons now go through a virtual HID keyboard. macOS treats them as keys from a real keyboard, not synthetic events.
No new permissions needed.
OpenLogi just got Apple’s HID Virtual Device entitlement 🎉
We can now create virtual keyboards and mice on macOS and send HID reports, instead of relying solely on synthesized CGEvents.
A device the system can see—not just a stream of synthetic events.
Next up: bringing this to OpenLogi.
Several months of work went into building Devin's Cloud Mac!
We had to rebuild its disk, networking, provisioning, VNC, and computer use from scratch, in Rust.
Read my first X article about how it all works 😊
OpenLogi just got Apple’s HID Virtual Device entitlement 🎉
We can now create virtual keyboards and mice on macOS and send HID reports, instead of relying solely on synthesized CGEvents.
A device the system can see—not just a stream of synthetic events.
Next up: bringing this to OpenLogi.
I bought my first HHKB when I was 16. Then my second. Then my third. I never thought I’d buy a different keyboard—until OpenLogi development called for an MX Keys 😅
This one is for better keyboard support, Fn remapping, and model-specific layouts in OpenLogi.