Phantom system controls
Type supported response text directly into the active application.
Enable StealthType, grant the required accessibility access, and understand its supported character set.
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What StealthType does
StealthType types supported response text directly into the active application instead of using the clipboard. It is a Phantom System setting for users who want to place a LowLighter response into the current application through direct typing.
The desktop asks for Accessibility access when you enable StealthType on macOS. Grant that access through the operating system before using the feature.
Enable StealthType
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Open Phantom
Choose Phantom from the LowLighter sidebar and enable the mode.
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Open System
Expand the System card in the Phantom workspace.
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Enable StealthType
Turn on the StealthType switch.
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Grant Accessibility access
If macOS asks for permission, open Accessibility settings and allow LowLighter, then return to the app.
StealthType is available with Phantom's Pro access. The Phantom upgrade flow lists StealthType with the Pro feature set.
Use the supported character set
StealthType supports A to Z, 0 to 9, and punctuation. The Phantom System card displays a warning for other characters and directs you to use the clipboard for them.
Choose the right insertion method. Use StealthType for supported characters and the answer surface's copy action when the response includes other characters.