mcp-macos 0.1.2

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MCP macOS Control Server

This repository hosts an experimental Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes macOS automation features to large language models. The implementation is written in Python using FastMCP and wraps AppleScript automation scripts so MCP clients can invoke common Apple application actions.

Status

• ✅ Mail: listing accounts and mailboxes, fetching latest/unread/search results, and sending email through Apple Mail are available via dedicated MCP tools.
• ⏳ Planned: Notes, Messages, Reminders, Contacts, Calendar and other macOS apps will follow the same structure—each with its own tool module and AppleScript scripts.

Project layout

src/mcp_macos/
├── __init__.py          # FastMCP hub registering application sub-servers
├── scripts/             # AppleScript sources (grouped by application)
├── tools/               # FastMCP sub-servers (one per application)
└── utils/applescript.py # Helpers to load and execute AppleScript files

Each tool module calls into the corresponding scripts to keep AppleScript logic separate from Python orchestration. The hub imports each app-specific FastMCP server using import_server, so clients see a single manifest with prefixed tool names.

Getting started

1. Install dependencies (requires Python 3.12):

   uv sync
   

2. Run the MCP hub:

   uv run fastmcp dev src/mcp_macos/__init__.py
   

   or execute the packaged entry point:

   uv run mcp-macos
   

When connecting through an MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop), ensure the Apple applications you control have granted automation permissions to your terminal or host app.

Adding new applications

1. Create src/mcp_macos/scripts/<app>/ with AppleScript files for each action.
2. Implement src/mcp_macos/tools/<app>.py with FastMCP tools that call those scripts.
3. Import the new sub-server in src/mcp_macos/__init__.py.

Follow the Mail module as a reference; it demonstrates parsing AppleScript output into JSON-friendly data structures that MCP clients can consume reliably.