Zapier and Shortcuts make you think like a programmer: blocks, flows, conditions. Trama removes that layer. Press Cmd+Option+X, describe what you repeat in your own words, and it runs in the background. What is different: · Your language, not just English · Native Mac reach: AppleScript, shell, OCR, screen awareness · It notices what you repeat and suggests the automation · If it breaks, AI explains the error and fixes it in one tap · Your key: Claude, GPT, Gemini, Groq.
So Trama has no visual editor at all. You press Cmd+Option+X anywhere on
your Mac, describe what you repeat in your own language — English,
Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, ten in total — and it builds the automation,
shows you the steps in readable language, and runs it in the background on
whatever trigger fits: clipboard, a schedule, a screenshot, a file change,
an incoming email.
Shortcuts always made me feel like I failed a programming exam, so describing the thing in my own words is the version of automation I've been waiting for. The notices-what-you-repeat part is the bit I need explained though: what is it watching to spot the repetition, and does any of that leave my Mac? That's the question my whole team will ask before I'm allowed to install it.
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Shortcuts always made me feel like I failed a programming exam, so describing the thing in my own words is the version of automation I've been waiting for. The notices-what-you-repeat part is the bit I need explained though: what is it watching to spot the repetition, and does any of that leave my Mac? That's the question my whole team will ask before I'm allowed to install it.