2026-10-11 18:03 UTC

Pomeroy’s creator claims v1 extends secure native macOS app access beyond Claude to assistants including Cursor and Codex, potentially providing a shared app-integration bridge across agent tools.

state: expiredheat: lowuncertainty: highconvergesscott: lowagent-harnesses agentic-securityPomeroyjoesaunderson

What is this?

Pomeroy is presented in a Show HN launch title as a tool giving AI assistants secure access to native macOS apps; the case identifies joesaunderson as its creator. The creator reportedly claims v1 expands support beyond Claude to Cursor and Codex, potentially serving as a shared app-integration bridge. None of the supplied search-result snippets directly covers Pomeroy, so its compatibility, security mechanisms, and creator attribution remain unverified; the web answer repeats the claim without supporting Pomeroy-specific evidence.

Why it matters to Scott

At the level of its creator’s reported claim, Pomeroy’s cross-assistant app bridge converges with Scott’s MCP IP Wiki connector approach: exposing one integration surface to multiple AI clients. This is only another example of that pattern so far—compatibility and security mechanisms remain unverified, no supplied hit establishes a native-app integration need in Scott’s projects, and the related radar pages do not already track Pomeroy v1.
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queries asked of Scott's wikis
  • shared tool integrations across agent harnesses
  • assistant-independent app connectors and portability
  • native desktop automation macOS agent projects
  • agent tool permissions least privilege trust boundaries
  • Cursor Codex Claude cross-assistant workflows

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Evidence (1) — ⭐ canonical anchor

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🟧 hn ⭐Show HN: Pomeroy v1, give any AI assistant secure access to native macOS appsjoesaunderson10

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