I'm not an app developer. I work in bioinformatics and I hobby in automation. All I'm trying to do is get a simple AppleScript to run to synch my reminders with my Raspberry Pi so I can use reminder completion events as automation triggers in Node Red. I had no interest in codesigning (though I've done it once before for a Java-based bioinformatics app. However, whenever I launch my reminder synch script using osascript on the command line, it ran orders of magnitude slower than it script editor. (about 40 seconds in the editor and sometimes in excess of 10 minutes when launched via osascript). I came to conclude that this may be due to the script being flagged as "indirect access" by tccd. And I read that averting the "indirect access" monniker required codesigning. So I tried ad-hoc codesigning the app version of my script. I have thousands of tccd messages in console before I code-signed, and I should look closer at those messages, but with the codesigned app, a 2 minute run of the app-version of the script before timeout, there are over 52,000 lines of these messages in console. So I would like to know, are these errors really noise, or is it a clue to why I can't run my applescript in a reasonable runtime?