Use Claude computer use to compile a native app and click-test every control
At a glance
Claude Code's macOS computer-use preview can write Swift, compile/launch a menu-bar app, click through controls, and screenshot results in the same session—plus drive GUI-only tools and iOS Simulator when MCP/bash/browser tools aren't enough. This workflow is listed under Claude-Code, Computer-Use, Native-Apps, QA, macOS.
Indie Hackers founder Sean Prentice used Claude Code to build an orchestrator + marketing director + specialist agents (content/ads/research) for his SaaS; outputs land in Slack and nothing posts or spends without his explicit say (~$10/mo self-use).
ZDNET's hands-on had Claude Cowork on Mac find five recent Documents files, summarize a month of Calendar, create a Notes to-do, and draft a Mail message summarizing a document—self-correcting a To/subject mixup—while asking per-app permission each session.
An indie hacker packaged an agency's eight repeated workflows (briefs, client approval with revision counters, quotes with margin checks, content calendars, post-mortems) as free MIT Claude skills.
A builder asked Grok Bot to bridge to Claude Code—Grok does live research/browser work while Claude Code builds, and they ping each other for Playwright and research help.