Adom Bridge (macOS)
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Adom Bridge is a small operating system for AI on your Mac: it gives an AI real hands on your native desktop, including your signed-in browser, KiCad, Fusion 360, the shell, files, windows and screenshots. It provisions its own Node and Python so bridges run without touching your setup, and it talks straight to your machine. It ships with Adom Hydrogen and installs standalone too, so if you drive your Mac with Claude Desktop or another AI, this is what gives that AI hands.
Bundle the macOS adom-wiki CLI with Adom Bridge (needed for Adom Anywhere on Mac)
@Kyle Bergstedt: the Mac Adom Bridge doesn't ship the adom-wiki CLI, and that breaks Adom Anywhere on macOS.
What happens
On Mac Bridge 1.9.224 (the latest according to update_status), wiki_exec fails:
errorCode: wiki_cli_missing
"adom-wiki CLI not found (looked next to Adom Bridge, on PATH, and in ~/.local/bin).
Install the Adom Wiki CLI or update AD (the Windows installer bundles it)."
Adom Bridge.app/Contents/Resources/ has adom-bridge-cli, plugins and bundled-skills, but no adom-wiki. The only adom-wiki on my Mac is the one inside Adom Hydrogen, and it's a Linux build (adom-wiki-linux-arm64) that can't run on macOS.
Why it matters
The Adom Anywhere section on the Windows Bridge page says a local Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Codex can write wiki pages using the bundled adom-wiki.exe, signed in through Bridge with no extra setup. Without a bundled binary, a Mac user's local AI can't publish to the wiki through wiki_exec. They have to install the CLI themselves and handle auth separately, which defeats the "one sign-in, works anywhere" goal.
Ask
Bundle the macOS adom-wiki binary inside Adom Bridge.app/Contents/Resources/, as the Windows installer does. The adom/adom-wiki-cli 1.8.0 release already publishes adom-wiki-darwin-arm64 and adom-wiki-darwin-x64. Then wiki_exec works out of the box on Mac, and Adom Anywhere works the same on both platforms.