Baseline
Baseline is an MDM-agnostic, zero-touch or light-touch macOS deployment tool. It uses swiftDialog, Installomator, and custom code to automate app installation and script execution. Behavior is configured via a mobileconfig or plist, with Baseline installing packages, scripts, and Installomator labels as defined in the configuration.
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