processors

Returns the number of active processor cores in the Mac.

Keyboard Maestro: PROCESSORS

Details #

processors() takes no arguments and returns a whole number: the count of active processor cores the system reports. On Apple silicon that includes both performance and efficiency cores.

Parameters #

Takes 0 arguments. {{ processors() }}

Examples #

processors()

→ 8

processors() >= 1

→ true

Gotchas #

Calling it with an argument is an error: processors() takes 0 arguments, got 1.
It reads the machine directly, so it works the same in tests.