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● Important gotcha I just hit: after I rebuilt the app, the grant was lost again ("declined"). That's because macOS ties Screen Recording permission
  to the app's exact binary signature — so every rebuild would reset it, meaning you'd have to re-click every single time I iterate. That's not
  "automatic."

  The fix is a small dedicated capture helper that I build once and never rebuild — it gets granted a single time and stays granted forever, and it
  screenshots whatever app is in front (the controller, a Flutter app, anything). That decouples screenshots from app development entirely. Let me
  build it:

● Write(dashboard/macos/shooter/Package.swift)
  ⎿  Wrote 13 lines to dashboard/macos/shooter/Package.swift
       1 // swift-tools-version:5.9
       2 import PackageDescription
       3 
       4 // Standalone screenshot helper — a SEPARATE package on purpose, so rebuilding the
       5 // controller app never recompiles this binary (its Screen Recording grant is tied
       6 // to the binary identity; a stable, never-rebuilt helper keeps the grant forever).
       7 let package = Package(
       8     name: "aiqshot",
       9     platforms: [.macOS(.v14)],
      10     targets: [
     … +3 lines 

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