README.md

Light-House-Group Homebrew tap

Homebrew tap for Light-House-Group apps.

Available casks

Cask	Description
network-monitor	Menu-bar utility for live per-app network monitoring (macOS 13+)
clip-board	Privacy-first clipboard history manager for macOS — AES-GCM at rest, no network code (macOS 14+)

Install

# Network Monitor
brew install --cask light-house-group/taps/network-monitor

# Clip-Board
brew install --cask light-house-group/taps/clip-board

Homebrew will auto-add this tap the first time you reference it. To add it explicitly:

brew tap light-house-group/taps

Update

brew update
brew upgrade --cask network-monitor
brew upgrade --cask clip-board

Uninstall

brew uninstall --cask network-monitor
brew uninstall --cask clip-board

Add --zap to also remove app data and preferences:

brew uninstall --zap --cask network-monitor

Gatekeeper

Both apps are signed ad-hoc, not notarized with a paid Developer ID, so by default macOS will refuse to launch them with the "Apple could not verify…" message. Each cask runs a postflight block that strips the download-quarantine attribute (com.apple.quarantine) on install so the app launches normally — the bytes are pinned by the cask's sha256, so this is safe.

If you'd rather not have the quarantine stripped automatically, install with --no-quarantine is not supported by cask, but you can edit the formula to remove the postflight block.

Auto-bump

This tap runs .github/workflows/autobump.yml on a schedule. It uses brew livecheck --cask --newer-only to detect each upstream release, computes the new sha256 from the new release zip, and opens a PR per cask. The bot tracks bumps by branch name (autobump/<cask>-<version>) so repeated runs are idempotent.

You can trigger it manually from the Actions tab.

License

The cask formulae in this repository are released under the MIT License. The apps they install have their own licenses linked from each formula.