This is the official Homebrew tap for ActionClip, a native macOS app that puts contextual actions beside selected text.
brew install --cask gopublisher/tap/actionclipOn Homebrew 6 and later, that fully qualified install command trusts only the ActionClip cask. It does not grant trust to every current or future item in the tap.
ActionClip requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later. Homebrew downloads the same Developer ID-signed and Apple-notarized DMG published on the ActionClip website.
ActionClip can update itself through its built-in Sparkle updater. To explicitly replace it with the newest cask through Homebrew, run:
brew upgrade --cask --greedy-auto-updates gopublisher/tap/actionclipbrew uninstall --cask actionclipTo also remove local ActionClip settings and user-created actions:
brew uninstall --zap --cask actionclip--zap is destructive and is not needed for a normal uninstall or reinstall.
The cask tracks ActionClip's stable Sparkle feed. A scheduled workflow checks
the public release metadata, verifies the DMG checksum, validates the updated
cask, and commits version updates. Versions include the build number (for example,
2.3.4,649) and use build-specific installer URLs, so a corrected build of the
same app version can be distributed. It stops instead of changing the checksum
if a published version/build URL is ever reused.
Run the updater regression tests without downloading or installing an app:
python3 -m unittest discover -s .github/scripts/tests -v