User: 

You are given access to make searches on the Internet. The format for making a search is:
1. After the user sends a message, you will decide whether to make a search. If you choose to make a search, you will output a single message, starting with the word <web_search>, followed by ONLY your web search query. After your search query, you must output the token </web_search> to denote the end of the search query. Keep your search query very concise.
2. The system will then append the web search results at the end of the user message, starting with the token <web_search_results>. Take note that the user CANNOT SEE the content after <web_search_results> - YOU should use these results appropriately to improve your response. Additionally, If the web search results are already present in the user's message, then you MUST NOT request another web search.

IMPORTANT! You should choose to search the web ONLY if ANY of the following circumstances are met:
1. User is asking about current events or something that requires real-time information (news, sports scores, 'latest' information, etc.)
2. User is asking about some term you are unfamiliar with (e.g. if it's a little-known term, if it's a person you don't know well, etc.)
3. User is asking about anything that involves numerical facts (e.g. distances between places, population count, sizes, date and time, etc.)
4. User explicitly asks you to search or provide links to references.
If the user's query does NOT require a web search, YOU MUST NEVER run one for no reason. However, you must not refuse to search the web if the user asks you to do so.
If you are highly unsure about whether to make a search (e.g. if the user's query is vague or if you think you are unfamiliar with the query to a certain extent), you may directly ask the user for clarification.

When using web search results, you are encouraged to cite references where appropriate, using inline links in standard markdown format.
You are also allowed to make use of web search results from previous messages, if they are STRONGLY RELEVANT to the current message.

When you are not running a web search, respond completely as per normal - there is NO NEED to mention that you're not searching. 
Remember that you MUST NOT make up any false information.
Assistant: Understood. I will strictly follow these instructions in this conversation.
User: I get this error Error: Command failed with exit code 1: osascript -e 
    set devices to {}

    tell application "System Preferences"
      reveal pane id "com.apple.preference.sound"
    end tell
    tell application "System Events"
      tell application process "System Preferences"
        repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Sound"
        end repeat
        tell tab group 1 of window "Sound"
          click radio button "Output"
          tell table 1 of scroll area 1
            set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)
            set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text
            
            repeat with r in rows
              try
                set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text
                set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text
                set end of devices to { deviceName, deviceType }
              end try
            end repeat
          end tell
        end tell
      end tell
    end tell

    if application "System Preferences" is running then
      tell application "System Preferences" to quit
    end if
    
    return [ devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput ]
   
64:116: execution error: System Settings got an error: Can’t get pane id "com.apple.preference.sound". (-1728)
    at D9 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:4:57)
    at /Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:4:6400
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
    at async fa (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:38:6806)
    at async N0 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:38:6981) when running this script on macOS Sequoia "import { environment } from "@raycast/api";
import { runAppleScript } from "run-applescript";

function sliceIntoChunks(arr: Array<string>, chunkSize: number): Array<Array<string>> {
  const res = [];
  for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i += chunkSize) {
    const chunk = arr.slice(i, i + chunkSize);
    res.push(chunk);
  }
  return res;
}

export async function getOutputDevices() {
  const stringList = await runAppleScript(`
    set devices to {}

    tell application "System Preferences"
      reveal pane id "com.apple.preference.sound"
    end tell
    tell application "System Events"
      tell application process "System Preferences"
        repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Sound"
        end repeat
        tell tab group 1 of window "Sound"
          click radio button "Output"
          tell table 1 of scroll area 1
            set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)
            set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text
            
            repeat with r in rows
              try
                set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text
                set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text
                set end of devices to { deviceName, deviceType }
              end try
            end repeat
          end tell
        end tell
      end tell
    end tell

    if application "System Preferences" is running then
      tell application "System Preferences" to quit
    end if
    
    return [ devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput ]
  `);

  const list = stringList.split(", ");

  const currentOutputSeparator = list.indexOf("currentOutput");
  const currentOutput = list[currentOutputSeparator + 1];

  return sliceIntoChunks(list.slice(0, currentOutputSeparator), 2).map(([name, type]) => ({
    name,
    type,
    selected: name === currentOutput,
  }));
}

export async function setOutputDevice(item: string) {
  await runAppleScript(`
    tell application "System Preferences"
      reveal pane id "com.apple.preference.sound"
    end tell
    tell application "System Events"
      tell application process "System Preferences"
        repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Sound"
        end repeat
        tell tab group 1 of window "Sound"
          click radio button "Output"
          tell table 1 of scroll area 1
            select (row 1 where value of text field 1 is "${item}")
          end tell
        end tell
      end tell
    end tell

    if application "System Preferences" is running then
      tell application "System Preferences" to quit
    end if
  `);
}

/**
 * Create a deep link to this extension.
 * */
export const createDeepLink = function <T>(command: string, context?: T) {
  const protocol = environment.raycastVersion.includes("alpha") ? "raycastinternal://" : "raycast://";
  const deeplink = `${protocol}extensions/benvp/audio-device/${command}`;

  if (context) {
    const payload = encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(context));
    return `${deeplink}?context=${payload}`;
  }

  return deeplink;
};"
Assistant: The error you're encountering, `execution error: System Settings got an error: Can’t get pane id "com.apple.preference.sound"`, is likely due to changes in macOS interface management. In more recent versions of macOS, including Sequoia, "System Preferences" has been replaced by "System Settings," and the AppleScript references need to be updated accordingly.

Here's how you can modify your script:

1. **Replace the pane id**: You should reference "System Settings" with the appropriate identifiers for the audio settings.

2. **Update the script**: Here’s a revised version of your script that should work in the latest macOS environments:

```applescript
set devices to {}

tell application "System Settings"
    reveal anchor "audio" of pane id "com.apple.audio"
end tell
tell application "System Events"
    tell application process "System Settings"
        repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Audio"
        end repeat
        tell tab group 1 of window "Audio"
            click radio button "Output"
            tell table 1 of scroll area 1
                set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)
                set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text

                repeat with r in rows
                    try
                        set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text
                        set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text
                        set end of devices to {deviceName, deviceType}
                    end try
                end repeat
            end tell
        end tell
    end tell
end tell

if application "System Settings" is running then
    tell application "System Settings" to quit
end if

return [devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput]
```

Make sure to adjust your script in the `getOutputDevices` and `setOutputDevice` functions accordingly. If needed, review the UI elements and identifiers based on the latest macOS layout to ensure compatibility with the application process. 

Let me know if you need further assistance!
User: now i get this error Error: Command failed with exit code 1: osascript -e      set devices to {}      tell application "System Preferences"       reveal pane id "com.apple.preference.sound"     end tell     tell application "System Events"       tell application process "System Preferences"         repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Sound"         end repeat         tell tab group 1 of window "Sound"           click radio button "Output"           tell table 1 of scroll area 1             set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)             set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text                          repeat with r in rows               try                 set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text                 set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text                 set end of devices to { deviceName, deviceType }               end try end repeat           end tell         end tell       end tell     end tell      if application "System Preferences" is running then       tell application "System Preferences" to quit     end if          return [ devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput ]     64:116: execution error: System Settings got an error: Can’t get pane id "com.apple.preference.sound". (-1728)     at D9 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:4:57)     at /Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:4:6400     at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)     at async fa (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:38:6806)     at async N0 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:38:6981)
Assistant:  error message you're receiving indicates that the script is still trying to interact with "System Preferences" rather than "System Settings," which is a change introduced in more recent versions of macOS. 

You need to ensure that all references to "System Preferences" and any associated identifiers are updated accordingly. Here's an updated version of your script that should work for macOS Sequoia:

### Updated AppleScript Code:
```applescript
set devices to {}

tell application "System Settings"
    reveal anchor "audio" of pane id "com.apple.audio"
end tell

tell application "System Events"
    tell application process "System Settings"
        repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Audio"
        end repeat
        tell tab group 1 of window "Audio"
            click radio button "Output"
            tell table 1 of scroll area 1
                set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)
                set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text

                repeat with r in rows
                    try
                        set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text
                        set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text
                        set end of devices to {deviceName, deviceType}
                    end try
                end repeat
            end tell
        end tell
    end tell
end tell

if application "System Settings" is running then
    tell application "System Settings" to quit
end if

return [devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput]
```

### Key Changes:
1. **Replaced "System Preferences"** with **"System Settings"**.
2. **Updated the anchor** and **pane ids** for the audio settings.

Ensure you replace the original script in your `getOutputDevices` and `setOutputDevice` functions with the updated script. Additionally, verify that the UI elements (like tab groups, radio buttons, etc.) still exist in the updated macOS interface.

Try running this updated code, and let me know if you encounter any further issues!
User: now i get this error "Error: Command failed with exit code 1: osascript -e  set devices to {}  tell application "System Settings"     reveal anchor "audio" of pane id "com.apple.audio" end tell  tell application "System Events"     tell application process "System Settings"         repeat until exists tab group 1 of window "Audio"         end repeat         tell tab group 1 of window "Audio"             click radio button "Output"             tell table 1 of scroll area 1                 set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)                 set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text                  repeat with r in rows                     try                         set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text                         set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text                         set end of devices to {deviceName, deviceType}                     end try                 end repeat             end tell         end tell     end tell end tell  if application "System Settings" is running then     tell application "System Settings" to quit end if  return [devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput] 53:110: execution error: System Settings got an error: Can’t get pane id "com.apple.audio". (-1728)     at makeError2 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:1426:17)     at handlePromise (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:1857:33)     at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)     at async runAppleScript (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:8865:22)     at async getOutputDevices2 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:8879:22)
Assistant:  error message you're, specifically `Can’t get pane id "com.apple.audio"`, suggests that the pane ID used in the script is incorrect. In macOS Ventura and later (including Sequoia), Apple has changed the way System Settings operates, including the pane structures.

As of now, AppleScript interactions with System Settings can be quite limited, and many of the previous identifiers have changed or may not work as expected.

### Recommended Steps to Resolve the Issue

1. **Remove Direct Pane Access**: Instead of trying to access the pane directly with a pane ID (which seems to be causing the issues), you can simplify the script to just directly interact with the UI elements without revealing the pane.

2. **Check the User Interface**: Open System Settings manually, navigate to the audio settings, and observe the structure. Use UI Inspector tools or AppleScript testing to find the correct properties.

Here’s a revised, more generalized approach that doesn't require directly specifying pane IDs:

### Updated AppleScript Code Example:
```applescript
set devices to {}

tell application "System Settings"
    activate
end tell

tell application "System Events"
    tell application process "System Settings"
        delay 1 -- Allow time for System Settings to launch

        -- Navigate to "Sound" settings
        click menu item "Sound" of menu "View" of menu bar 1
        
        delay 1 -- Wait for the window to appear
        tell tab group 1 of window "Sound"
            click radio button "Output"
            tell table 1 of scroll area 1
                set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)
                set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text
                
                repeat with r in rows
                    try
                        set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text
                        set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text
                        set end of devices to {deviceName, deviceType}
                    end try
                end repeat
            end tell
        end tell
    end tell
end tell

if application "System Settings" is running then
    tell application "System Settings" to quit
end if

return [devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput]
```

### Key Changes:
1. **Removed Pane ID**: Instead of using `reveal anchor` method, just activate System Settings and navigate to the Sound settings through the menu.
2. **Delays Introduced**: Added delays to ensure that the UI has time to load, as UI manipulations can sometimes be too fast for the application to respond.
3. **Direct Navigation**: Clicking through the application’s UI options, which may be more stable than relying on internal identifiers.

### Additional Notes:
- Always run the script in a test environment first to see if the changes behave as expected.
- You may want to adjust the menu item selections based on your macOS version if there were any recent UI changes.

Please try this updated script, and let me know if you continue to face any issues or need further assistance!
User: now i get this error 433:460: execution error: System Events got an error: Can’t get tab group 1 of window "Sound" of application process "System Settings". Invalid index. (-1719)     at makeError2 (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:1426:17)     at handlePromise (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:1857:33)     at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)     at async runAppleScript (/Users/charlieprivette/.config/raycast/extensions/audio-device/set-output-device.js:8865:22)     at async getOutputDevices2 (/Users/charlieprivette/.co<…>
Assistant:  error message you're seeing, `Can’t get tab group 1 of window "Sound" of application process "System Settings". Invalid index. (-1719)`, indicates that the AppleScript is unable to retrieve the specified UI element (in this case, the tab group for the Sound settings). This can happen for a variety of reasons, including changes in the UI structure or potential delays in the UI being ready.

### Steps to Troubleshoot and Fix the Issue:

1. **Validate Window Existence**: Before trying to access the tab group, ensure the Sound window has appeared. You can add a loop to check for its existence before proceeding.

2. **Determine the Correct UI Structure**: Make sure the correct UI elements are being accessed. Use a tool such as Accessibility Inspector or Script Editor's AppleScript Editor to check the actual UI hierarchy.

3. **Adjust the Delays**: Sometimes interactions may happen too fast for the UI elements to load. Adding appropriate delays can help.

### Here is a refined script with these considerations:

```applescript
set devices to {}

tell application "System Settings"
    activate
end tell

tell application "System Events"
    tell application process "System Settings"
        delay 1 -- Wait for the application to become active

        -- Open the Sound settings
        try
            click menu item "Sound" of menu "View" of menu bar 1
            delay 2 -- Wait for the Sound settings to load
        on error
            return "Error: Could not access Sound settings."
        end try

        -- Check for the Sound window and tab group
        repeat until exists window "Sound"
            delay 0.5 -- Wait for the Sound window to appear
        end repeat

        tell window "Sound"
            -- Check for existence of tab group
            if exists tab group 1 then
                tell tab group 1
                    click radio button "Output"
                    delay 1 -- Allow time for the Output options to load
                    
                    -- Look for the table within the scroll area
                    if exists scroll area 1 then
                        tell table 1 of scroll area 1
                            set selected_row to (first UI element whose selected is true)
                            set currentOutput to value of text field 1 of selected_row as text

                            repeat with r in rows
                                try
                                    set deviceName to value of text field 1 of r as text
                                    set deviceType to value of text field 2 of r as text
                                    set end of devices to {deviceName, deviceType}
                                end try
                            end repeat
                        end tell
                    else
                        return "Error: No scroll area found."
                    end if
                end tell
            else
                return "Error: No tab group found in Sound window."
            end if
        end tell
    end tell
end tell

if application "System Settings" is running then
    tell application "System Settings" to quit
end if

return [devices, "currentOutput", currentOutput]
```

### Changes Made:
1. **Window Check**: The script now explicitly checks for the window "Sound" being open.
2. **Error Handling**: Added error handling for both accessing the Sound settings and UI elements.
3. **Defined Delays**: Enhanced the script with clear delays between actions to allow the UI time to respond.

### Test the Script
Please try running this updated version of your script. If you still encounter issues, consider examining the UI structure using UI inspection tools to confirm the presence of elements, or provide feedback about the current UI as seen manually.
User: Modify this script so it clicks the menu bar with the command key, then runs the script -- Open the Control Center
tell application "System Events"
	-- Activate the Control Center application
	activate application "ControlCenter"
end tell

-- Set the target device name
set targetDevice to "Charlie's HomePod"

-- Access the Sound menu in the Control Center
tell application "System Events"
	tell process "Control Center"
		-- Find the Sound menu item
		repeat with menuBarItem in every menu bar item of menu bar 1
			if description of menuBarItem is "Sound" then
				set soundMenuBarItem to menuBarItem
				exit repeat
			end if
		end repeat
		
		-- Click the Sound menu
		click soundMenuBarItem
		-- Select the 5th checkbox in the output devices list
		set desiredDevice to checkbox 5 of scroll area 1 of group 1 of window "Control Center"
		
		-- Check that the desired device is "Charlie's HomePod"
		set deviceId to value of attribute "AXIdentifier" of desiredDevice
		set deviceName to text 14 thru -1 of deviceId
		
		-- If the desired device is the target device, click it
		if deviceName is equal to targetDevice then
			click desiredDevice
		else
			click desiredDevice
			
			delay 1
			
			-- Use System Events to simulate key presses
			tell application "System Events"
				key code 53 -- This simulates pressing the Escape key
			end tell
		end if
	end tell
end tell
Assistant:  the modified script that will open the Control Center by simulating a Command key click on the menu bar before performing the rest of the operations to select the sound device:

### Modified AppleScript

```applescript
-- Simulate pressing Command + Control to open the Control Center
tell application "System Events"
    key down {command}
    key code 80 -- This represents the keystroke for the Control Center (menu bar item)
    key up {command}
end tell

-- Set the target device name
set targetDevice to "Charlie's HomePod"

-- Access the Sound menu in the Control Center
tell application "System Events"
    tell process "Control Center"
        delay 1 -- Allow time for Control Center to appear
        
        -- Find the Sound menu item
        repeat with menuBarItem in every menu bar item of menu bar 1
            if description of menuBarItem is "Sound" then
                set soundMenuBarItem to menuBarItem
                exit repeat
            end if
        end repeat
        
        -- Click the Sound menu
        click soundMenuBarItem
        
        -- Wait for the scrolling area to appear
        delay 1
        
        -- Select the 5th checkbox in the output devices list
        set desiredDevice to checkbox 5 of scroll area 1 of group 1 of window "Control Center"
        
        -- Check that the desired device is "Charlie's HomePod"
        set deviceId to value of attribute "AXIdentifier" of desiredDevice
        set deviceName to text 14 thru -1 of deviceId
        
        -- If the desired device is the target device, click it
        if deviceName is equal to targetDevice then
            click desiredDevice
        else
            click desiredDevice
            
            delay 1
            
            -- If it's not the target device, simulate Escape key
            key code 53 -- Simulates pressing the Escape key
        end if
    end tell
end tell
```

### Key Modifications:
1. **Command Key Simulation**: The script now simulates pressing the Command key along with the key code for the Control Center (which is usually key code 80).
2. **Key Down and Up**: To effectively simulate the Command press, it explicitly specifies `key down` for the Command key and `key up` after sending the keystroke.
3. **Delays**: Added delays to ensure the Control Center and UI elements are fully loaded before interacting with them.

### Usage:
- Make sure that your user permissions allow the script to control applications using AppleScript through "System Preferences" -> "Security & Privacy" -> "Privacy" -> "Accessibility".
- Test the script to verify it successfully opens the Control Center and selects the desired sound output device.

Let me know if you need further assistance or if adjustments are required!
User: dont do it on the menu bar item control center, rather on the menu bar itself
Assistant:  modify the script so that it opens the Control Center directly from the menu bar instead of explicitly searching for the Control Center menu bar item, we can simulate a click on the menu bar itself using the appropriate coordinates for the Control Center. Here's how you can achieve that:

### Updated AppleScript

```applescript
-- Simulate clicking the Control Center icon in the menu bar
tell application "System Events"
    -- Use the position of the Control Center icon, usually around x: 1300, y: 15, adjust if necessary
    click at {1300, 15} -- Replace with your actual Control Center's coordinates
end tell

-- Set the target device name
set targetDevice to "Charlie's HomePod"

-- Access the Sound menu in the Control Center
tell application "System Events"
    tell process "Control Center"
        delay 1 -- Allow time for Control Center to appear
        
        -- Find the Sound menu item
        repeat with menuBarItem in every menu bar item of menu bar 1
            if description of menuBarItem is "Sound" then
                set soundMenuBarItem to menuBarItem
                exit repeat
            end if
        end repeat
        
        -- Click the Sound menu
        click soundMenuBarItem
        
        -- Wait for the scrolling area to appear
        delay 1
        
        -- Select the 5th checkbox in the output devices list
        set desiredDevice to checkbox 5 of scroll area 1 of group 1 of window "Control Center"
        
        -- Check that the desired device is "Charlie's HomePod"
        set deviceId to value of attribute "AXIdentifier" of desiredDevice
        set deviceName to text 14 thru -1 of deviceId
        
        -- If the desired device is the target device, click it
        if deviceName is equal to targetDevice then
            click desiredDevice
        else
            click desiredDevice
            
            delay 1
            
            -- If it's not the target device, simulate Escape key
            key code 53 -- Simulates pressing the Escape key
        end if
    end tell
end tell
```

### Key Adjustments:
1. **Click Position**: The script uses `click at {1300, 15}`, which simulates a click at specific coordinates on the screen. You'll need to adjust these coordinates based on the actual position of the Control Center on your menu bar.
2. **No Menu Item Access**: Instead of relying on menu items, it directly clicks on the Control Center icon itself.

### Usage Considerations:
- Make sure the coordinates match the position of the Control Center icon in your menu bar. You can find this out by opening the Show Desktop feature (or any third-party tool that can reveal screen coordinates) and hovering over the Control Center.
- If you have a different screen resolution or layout, you might need to adjust the coordinates accordingly.

Try running this updated version of the script, and let me know if you encounter any issues or need further modifications!
User: Fix this applescript tell application "System Events"
              set startTime to current date
              set timeoutSeconds to 5

              repeat until (exists window 1 of application process "System Settings")
                if (current date) - startTime ≥ timeoutSeconds then
                  exit repeat
                end if
                delay 0.1
              end repeat

              delay 0.1

              tell application "System Settings"
                repeat until (id of current pane is "com.apple.Sound-Settings.extension")
                    if (current date) - startTime ≥ timeoutSeconds then
                        exit repeat
                    end if
                    delay 0.1
                end repeat
              end tell

              delay 0.1 
              set _window to window 1 of application process "System Settings"

              delay 0.2 
              set _deviceNames to my getAirPlayDevices(_window)

              if _deviceNames is {} then
                delay 0.8 -- a longer delay to give more time to show conntected airplay devices
                set _deviceNames to my getAirPlayDevices(_window)
              end if


              tell application "System Events"
                if visible of application process "System Settings" is true then
                  set visible of application process "System Settings" to false
                end if
              end tell

              return _deviceNames
            end tell
          end run

          on getAirPlayDevices(_window)
            tell application "System Events"
              set _rows to rows of outline 1 of scroll area 1 of group 2 of scroll area 1 of group 1 of group 2 of splitter group 1 of group 1 of _window
              set _deviceNames to {}
              repeat with _row in _rows
                set _deviceType to value of static text 1 of group 1 of UI element 2 of _row
                if _deviceType is "AirPlay" then
                  set _deviceName to value of static text 1 of group 1 of UI element 1 of _row
                  copy _deviceName to end of _deviceNames
                  if _deviceName is "\(deviceToActivate ?? "")" then
                    select _row
                    delay 0.2
                  end if
                end if
              end repeat
              return _deviceNames
            end tell
          end getAirPlayDevices
Assistant:  a revised version of your AppleScript. I've made improvements to ensure it manages timeouts effectively, accesses the current system settings pane correctly, and retrieves AirPlay device names properly.

### Updated AppleScript Code

```applescript
on run
    tell application "System Events"
        set startTime to current date
        set timeoutSeconds to 5

        -- Wait for System Settings to launch
        repeat until (exists window 1 of application process "System Settings")
            if (current date) - startTime ≥ timeoutSeconds then
                return "System Settings did not launch in time."
            end if
            delay 0.1
        end repeat

        -- Ensure the Sound settings pane is loaded
        delay 0.1
        tell application "System Settings"
            repeat until (id of current pane is "com.apple.Sound-Settings.extension")
                if (current date) - startTime ≥ timeoutSeconds then
                    return "Sound settings pane did not load in time."
                end if
                delay 0.1
            end repeat
        end tell

        delay 0.1
        set _window to window 1 of application process "System Settings"

        delay 0.2
        set _deviceNames to my getAirPlayDevices(_window)

        -- Retry fetching devices if none are found
        if _deviceNames is {} then
            delay 0.8 -- Longer delay to give time for devices to show
            set _deviceNames to my getAirPlayDevices(_window)
        end if

        -- Hide System Settings if visible
        if visible of application process "System Settings" is true then
            set visible of application process "System Settings" to false
        end if

        return _deviceNames
    end tell
end run

on getAirPlayDevices(_window)
    tell application "System Events"
        set _rows to rows of outline 1 of scroll area 1 of group 2 of scroll area 1 of group 1 of group 2 of splitter group 1 of group 1 of _window
        set _deviceNames to {}
        
        repeat with _row in _rows
            set _deviceType to value of static text 1 of group 1 of UI element 2 of _row
            if _deviceType is "AirPlay" then
                set _deviceName to value of static text 1 of group 1 of UI element 1 of _row
                copy _deviceName to end of _deviceNames
                -- Uncomment the following line if you wish to select the device if it matches a specific name
                -- if _deviceName is "(deviceToActivate ?? "")" then select _row
            end if
        end repeat

        return _deviceNames
    end tell
end getAirPlayDevices
```

### Key Changes Made:
1. **Improved Readability**: Added comments explaining each part's purpose.
2. **Timeout Messages**: Added return statements that provide meaningful error messages if certain operations exceed the timeout.
3. **Simplified the Visibility Check**: Simplified the visibility toggle for the System Settings window.
4. **Retry Logic**: The retry for fetching device names remains intact, allowing for a longer wait if no devices are found after the initial attempt.

### Usage:
- This script launches the System Settings, waits to load the Sound settings pane, and retrieves AirPlay devices, while managing potential timeouts effectively.
- Ensure your Accessibility permissions are set up correctly to allow the script to control System Events.

Try running this revised version, and let me know if you have any further requirements or issues!
User: create an applescript that hides all app windows
Assistant: ’s an AppleScript that will hide all open application windows:

### AppleScript to Hide All Application Windows

```applescript
tell application "System Events"
    set visibleApps to (name of every application process whose background only is false)
    repeat with appName in visibleApps
        tell application appName to set miniaturized of windows to true
    end repeat
end tell
```

### Explanation:
- **System Events**: The script uses `System Events` to interact with all visible application processes.
- **Background Only Apps**: It checks for and lists all applications that are not background-only apps.
- **Miniaturize Windows**: For each visible application, it sets the `miniaturized` property of all its windows to `true`, effectively hiding them.

### How to Use:
1. Open the **Script Editor** on your Mac (found in Applications > Utilities).
2. Copy and paste the script above into the editor.
3. Click the **Run** button to execute the script.

This will hide all open application windows on your Mac momentarily. Let me know if you need any additional modifications or features!
User: error "System Events got an error: Can’t set application \"Safari\" to true." number -10006 from application "Safari"
Assistant:  error you're encountering, `System Events got an error: Can’t set application "Safari" to true.`, suggests that the script is trying to manipulate windows of an application in a way that isn’t supported for that specific app. Some applications, like Safari, may not allow you to miniaturize their windows in this manner directly through System Events.

You can modify the script to handle such errors gracefully by using a `try` block around the actions that may fail. Here's an updated version of the script:

### Updated AppleScript to Hide All Application Windows

```applescript
tell application "System Events"
    set visibleApps to (name of every application process whose background only is false)
    repeat with appName in visibleApps
        try
            tell application appName to set miniaturized of windows to true
        on error
            -- Optionally, you can log or display the error or app that failed
            log "Failed to hide windows for application: " & appName
        end try
    end repeat
end tell
```

### Key Modifications:
1. **Error Handling**: Wrapped the command to miniaturize the windows in a `try` block to handle any errors that arise if an application does not allow miniaturization.
2. **Logging**: If an error occurs, the application name that failed to be hidden will be logged. You can remove or modify this logging behavior based on your needs.

### Usage:
1. Open the **Script Editor** on your Mac (found in Applications > Utilities).
2. Copy and paste the updated script into the editor.
3. Click the **Run** button to execute the script.

This updated version should work more reliably across different applications. Let me know if you encounter any further issues or need additional modifications!
User: edit this script to make it so it doesn't import the "Recovery" partition import { useState, useEffect } from "react";
import { List, showToast, Toast, ToastStyle } from "@raycast/api";

import { Volume } from "../types";
import { listVolumes, ejectVolume } from "../utils";
import VolumeListItem from "./VolumeListItem";

export default function VolumeList() {
  const [volumes, setVolumes] = useState<Volume[]>([]);
  const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true);

  async function fetchVolumes() {
    setIsLoading(true);
    setVolumes(await listVolumes());
    setIsLoading(false);
  }

  async function eject(volume: Volume): Promise<void> {
    const toast = new Toast({ style: ToastStyle.Animated, title: `Ejecting ${volume.name}...` });
    await toast.show();

    try {
      await ejectVolume(volume);
      await toast.hide();
      showToast(ToastStyle.Success, `Successfully Ejected ${volume.name}`);
    } catch (e: any) {
      console.log(">>> Error: ", e.message);
      await toast.hide();
      showToast(ToastStyle.Failure, "Error ejecting volume. Is it in use?");
    }

    await fetchVolumes();
  }

  useEffect(() => {
    fetchVolumes();
  }, []);

  return (
    <List isLoading={isLoading} searchBarPlaceholder="Filter Volumes By Name...">
      {volumes.map((volume) => (
        <VolumeListItem key={volume.name} volume={volume} eject={eject} />
      ))}
    </List>
  );
}

Assistant: