Feat macos (#2)

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Co-authored-by: intelligence <intelligence@debian.local>
Co-authored-by: jourintown <jourintown@proton.me>
Reviewed-on: #2

AGENTS.md

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 # Transui design
 
 - Linux is a GTK3 desktop recorder. It supports hosted transcription with an optional local fallback and can type at the cursor or copy to the clipboard.
+- macOS is a SwiftUI menu bar recorder targeting macOS 15. It supports the same hosted-first, local-fallback behavior as Linux, a global recording hotkey, launch at login, cursor typing, and clipboard output. When hosted-first is off, use local only. Its compact floating recorder uses teal level bars for recording feedback.
 - Android is remote-only. It provides an Android `RecognitionService`, a voice-only input method, and a floating recognition activity. Do not add a local llama.cpp path to Android.
-- Both clients call OpenAI-compatible `/v1/audio/transcriptions` endpoints and clean only the Qwen3-ASR `language …<astext>` or `language …<asr_text>` prefix.
+- All clients call OpenAI-compatible `/v1/audio/transcriptions` endpoints and clean only the Qwen3-ASR `language …<astext>` or `language …<asr_text>` prefix.
+- Generate the macOS Xcode project from `macos/project.yml` with XcodeGen. Treat the spec as the source of truth and leave `macos/Transui.xcodeproj` untracked.
 - The Android voice UI is an opaque, compact system surface. Teal is the recording signal. `PushToTalkButton` draws the Apps and Stop Circle glyphs with Canvas because the target device drops `ImageButton` image layers. Keep the glyphs drawn above the button background.
 
 ## llama.cpp local endpoint
 
-The Linux local fallback begins with this multipart request. `response_format=json`
+The Linux and macOS local fallback uses this multipart request. `response_format=json`
 is required; `prompt` is optional and may request transcription or translation.
 
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