Mac ZIP Auto-Click Integration

I have a small MacOS-only project already packaged as a .zip. When the user opens it, two consecutive pages appear and the same button must be pressed on each page before the flow can continue. I want that step removed from the user journey: the button has to be clicked automatically, on both pages, without any extra input.

The target is straightforward:
• Detect the page load,
• Locate the identical button (its selector/identifier is the same on both screens),
• Fire the click event twice—once per page—so the process moves forward exactly as if the user had pressed “Continue”.

Any approach that works natively on MacOS is acceptable—AppleScript, Swift with the Accessibility API, a lightweight shell/osascript wrapper, or an embedded automation snippet inside the app bundle. What matters is reliability and zero visible lag.

Deliverables
1. Updated .zip ready for distribution that performs the auto-clicks when run on macOS Ventura 13 and newer.
2. Source script/code with clear inline comments.
3. A short README explaining where you inserted the code and how to adjust the selector if it changes.

Acceptance criteria: launching the revised package on a clean Mac must open the two pages and progress past them autonomously, showing the next screen within a reasonable timeframe.

Let me know if you need the current archive or the exact selector ahead of time, and tell me which implementation route you prefer so I can grant any necessary accessibility permission during testing.