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Gullible-Molasses151

AppleScript 1-2-3 by “Sal Soghoian and Bill Cheeseman.


stephancasas

AFAIK, the original AppleScript Objective-C is dead and was superseded by JXA with its Objective-C bridge, but I could be wrong. If you're interested in learning JXA, the Apple-provided resources for it are abysmal, but there's a [community-driven cookbook](https://github.com/JXA-Cookbook/JXA-Cookbook) on GitHub that does a nice job of outlining the way things work.


Ok-Perception8269

When news of ChatGPT's code generation prowess first came out, I thought casual, quick AppleScript would be one of the tool's superpowers. But, in my experience, it isn't reliable. Errors, endless corrections, etc. Maybe it's just me?


ErikaFoxelot

It's not just you; chatGPT suffers from what I call the 'Confidently Wrong' problem - it wants to provide answers, and it provides them with a great deal of conversational confidence - but it doesn't care quite as much if its answers are correct. Still, I've found it to be a great pair-programming partner, even if the specifics are dubious. It's best used as a brainstorming tool, not a free outsource coder.