macOS Text Cursor Tracker & Injector App

DONT GIVE ME AI RESPONSE IF YOU WANT THIS PROJECT SEND ME WHAT HAVE BEEN ASKED NO JARGON PLEASE DONT GIVE ME AI RESPONSE IF YOU WANT THIS PROJECT SEND ME WHAT HAVE BEEN ASKED NO JARGON PLEASE DONT GIVE ME AI RESPONSE IF YOU WANT THIS PROJECT SEND ME WHAT HAVE BEEN ASKED NO JARGON PLEASE DONT GIVE ME AI RESPONSE IF YOU WANT THIS PROJECT SEND ME WHAT HAVE BEEN ASKED NO JARGON PLEASE Dictate Assistant MVP Objective: Develop a macOS desktop application that detects the text input cursor's position, overlays a visual indicator ("blob") near the cursor, and injects a predefined mock paragraph into the input field upon activation via a global shortcut. The project prioritizes core functionality, extensible code design, and seamless compatibility with macOS apps over visual design. Key Features: Cursor Awareness:Detect and track the position of the text input cursor across macOS applications and browsers. Ensure compatibility with input fields in apps like Notion, Obsidian, and browser-based websites. Interactive Visual Indicator (Blob):Dynamic Positioning: The blob will appear near the cursor and update dynamically as the cursor moves. Interaction Features:Display processing statuses such as "Processing", "Success", "Typing", and "Error" during dictation or mock input injection. Maintain a history of recently typed or injected text. Provide a way to modify the injected text directly from the blob interface. Notifications can be reviewed and dismissed through the blob. Mock Input Injection:Simulate dictation by injecting a predefined, randomized paragraph into the active input field. Allow for editing or modifying the injected text directly via the blob. Shortcut Activation:Activate the app and initiate dictation or mock text injection using a global keyboard shortcut. Error Handling:Display relevant error messages or troubleshooting notifications in the blob if something goes wrong (e.g., unsupported input field). Freelancer Submission Details: Plan of Project (Tech Stack):Submit a basic technical design document outlining the proposed tools and technologies (e.g., Electron, macOS Accessibility APIs, etc.) and how they will be used to meet the project requirements. Portfolio:Include examples of prior work relevant to macOS desktop app development, showcasing expertise in: Cursor/input field interactions. Accessibility APIs or native macOS integrations. Electron or similar frameworks. Timeline:Provide an estimated timeline for project delivery, including key milestones for: Cursor tracking and blob implementation. Mock text injection. Testing across multiple macOS applications and browsers. Important Notes: Details are Critical:Missing any of the required project proposal details (plan, portfolio, or timeline) will disqualify your submission. Code Quality Focus:The project will undergo a full code review to assess whether best practices (e.g., SOLID principles) are followed and the app is scalable for future extensions. Functionality Validation:The deliverable will be tested across 10 different platforms, including macOS apps (Notion, Obsidian) and web browsers, to ensure the app works as expected. Future Opportunities:Successful completion of this project may lead to additional work opportunities, such as integrating speech-to-text functionality and expanding to Windows compatibility. Note: This project is for a macOS desktop app, not a website. Proposals should reflect expertise in building macOS desktop applications with an emphasis on system-level integrations.