AUTOCLICKER — quick start
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TO OPEN:
  Double-click  "Autoclicker.app"
  (If macOS says "unidentified developer": right-click it → Open → Open. You
   only have to do that once.)

TO USE:
  1. Choose "Click where":
       - "Fixed spot"   = always clicks the same X / Y position.
       - "Follow mouse" = clicks wherever your mouse currently is, so you can
                          move the pointer around and it keeps clicking there.
  2. If "Fixed spot": set the location —
       - Type X / Y, OR
       - Move your mouse to the target, press "Capture in 3s", and leave it
         there until the countdown grabs the spot.
     (In "Follow mouse" mode the X / Y fields are greyed out — not needed.)
  3. Set how often to click (in seconds).
  4. Press  Start  (or the F6 key). Press Start/F6 again to Stop.

ACCESSIBILITY PERMISSION (required for clicking to actually happen):
  macOS only lets an app send clicks if you allow it under Accessibility.
  If clicks aren't landing, the app shows an orange warning and opens the
  right Settings page for you. To grant it:
       System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility
       → turn ON  "Autoclicker"
  Then press Start again.

  NOTE: this permission is tied to the app's exact build. If the app is ever
  rebuilt/updated, macOS resets the permission — you'll need to toggle
  "Autoclicker" OFF and back ON (or remove it with the "–" button and re-add
  it). The app will warn you when this happens.

NOTES:
  Autoclicker.app        — the app (double-click to run)
  Autoclicker.command    — alternate launcher, if you prefer
  Autoclicker.swift      — the source code
