BrewAuto sits in your menu bar and checks for outdated Homebrew packages on a schedule (via launchd). You can upgrade everything with one click, or turn on auto-upgrade and let it handle things in the background.
There's a package manager built in where you can pin packages you don't want upgraded, and uninstall stuff you don't need anymore.
It's a native SwiftUI app — no Electron, no dependencies. Just calls 'brew' directly. Install via Homebrew cask or grab the DMG from GitHub.
Any feedback, let me know.
The idea came from noticing when reading tech news / comments and thinking "someone should build that".So I wanted to automate this and track daily - I.e. come up with interesting ideas, provide a scoring and reasoning based on articles and discussions in the tech space.> buildwhat.org
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https://github.com/jx887/homebrew-canaryai
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https://github.com/jx887/homebrew-canaryai
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