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Trypa can't watch when your Mac is sleeping or off. If you want Trypa to monitor constantly then you have these options. Adjust System Settings The sleep settings in Ventura and Sonoma are split across Lock Screen, Battery (for laptops) and Displays Go to open System Settings/Displays and click Advanced... On Macbooks toggle "Prevent automatic sleeping on power adapter when the display is off" to on On desktop Mac's, the wording is slightly different, but do the same thing. This will stop the computer from sleeping automatically Amphetamine This is a very popular free Mac app, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/amphetamine/id937984704 it is a great option if you don't mind having another utility running. It will even allow you to only keep your Mac awake when Trypa is running and do lots of other things. Temporary Solution Your Mac already has a built in keeping awake function called Caffeinate. To prevent your Mac from sleeping, just open a terminal window, type caffeinate then enter. Thats it, your Mac will stay awake as long as the terminal window is open.

Is it possible for Trypa to detect the presence of a connected device when it launches or the system wakes from sleep, rather than or in addition to, monitoring for a connection event? For example, I'd like to set up a trigger that performs a number of actions when my MacBook is connected to the dock in my home office. The trigger runs if the defined USB device is connected while Trypa is running, but not if the computer is rebooted or logged in with the device already connected. Or, alternatively, is there some function of Trypa that would accomplish the same effect that I might be missing? Thanks.

I have a script that I want to run every few seconds that detects whether I'm on the VPN for work or not, is that not supported?