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Compare Device Details
Search candidate devices, then read their specifications for comparison.
/oo AppleDB: Search AppleDB for “[device name]”. Read records [selected device keys] and compare their identifiers, processor, and release data.
Connect AppleDB to Your AI Agent
Search by device name or build version, then inspect the records relevant to your hardware research.
4 tools No auth
Try a AppleDB Task
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
oo Skill AppleDB
Inspect an OS Build
Read an identified OS build and summarize associated versions and devices.
/oo AppleDB: Read AppleDB operating system [OS name], build [build key], including sources. Summarize release details and compatible device records listed.
Start Working with AppleDB
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Install OOMOL
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL → -
Connect AppleDB
Use AppleDB without an account credential.
Connect AppleDB → -
Give Your Agent a Task
Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →
Choose Your Agent
- A device query or operating-system build identifier.
- Device keys are case-sensitive. Search results indicate when the result set was truncated.
AppleDB Tools
AppleDB supplies device and operating-system build records. This integration searches those records and retrieves their details.
Device Records
Search device names and identifiers or retrieve a record by key.
OS Build Records
Search firmware calendar records and retrieve build metadata.
4 tools
Get Device
Get an Apple device record by its case-sensitive AppleDB key, such as iPhone17,1.
appledb.get_device Search Devices
Search AppleDB devices by name, key, identifier, model, board, or processor.
appledb.search_devices Get Os Build
Get an Apple operating system build record by its AppleDB operating system name and build key.
appledb.get_os_build Search Os Builds
Search an AppleDB firmware calendar by version, build, device identifier, or release text; results are newest first.
appledb.search_os_builds No matching tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I find a device key?
Search by name, identifier, model, board, or processor, then use the returned case-sensitive key to retrieve details.
Does a build record prove signing status right now?
Treat it as AppleDB metadata. Check the source and update context before using recorded signing information as a current status.
Will search return every match?
Results include total matches and a truncation flag. Ask the assistant to state the search coverage rather than treating a limited list as complete.