Deploying a Local GUI Agent on Apple Silicon

Описание и применение

Установка и запуск локального GUI‑агента Mano‑P на Mac с чипом Apple Silicon: пошаговый процесс установки через Homebrew, настройка прав доступа и запуск задач без облака.

Задача

How to install and run Mano-P, a vision‑driven GUI agent, on an Apple Silicon Mac while keeping all processing local.

Результат

Mano‑P runs locally on an M5 Pro with ~80 tok/s decode speed and 56% task completion on a 100‑task benchmark, outperforming cloud‑based Qwen3‑VL‑Plus (39%).

Рабочий процесс

• brew tap Mininglamp-AI/tap && brew install mano-cua
• mano-cua check
• mano-cua install-sdk
• mano-cua install-model
• Grant Screen Recording and Accessibility permissions in System Settings
• mano-cua run "open Safari, search for today's weather" --local

Доказательства

Mano‑P is a vision‑driven GUI agent. It looks at your screen, decides what to click or type, and executes multi‑step tasks autonomously.

Источник

The model is Mano‑CUA‑4B‑Thinking‑1.1, quantized to MLX 8‑bit, with a peak memory footprint of 4.3GB.

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Hardware requirement: M4 chip or newer with 32GB+ RAM. Alternatively, any Mac with a USB 4.0+ compute stick works.

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You'll need to grant Screen Recording and Accessibility permissions in System Settings. That's the entire setup.

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On an M5 Pro, decode speed sits around 80 tok/s. In our 100-task real Mac GUI benchmark on a MacBook Pro M5 with 16GB, the Thinking-4B model hit 56% task completion.

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