Nothing specifically, no, but this is a game changer for me. So much more reliable than AS and easier to do more complex interactions like modifier-clicks.
Here's a version of my UI Browser Lite macro that uses Swift instead of AppleScript, as it's very handy for interacting with UI Elements whose position in an element tree may change.
It uses a Keyboard Maestro plugin to run the Swift scripts as this is much faster than running a verbose script in KM's dedicated Swift script action.
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