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vicsia-system-mcp
MCP server pour piloter le système (macOS + Windows) depuis Claude ou tout autre client MCP — via Vicsia.
Expose des outils pour :
- Lancer une application (
open_app) avec fuzzy match du nom - Ouvrir un chemin / fichier (
open_path) avec garde-fous sécurité - Lister les documents récents (
documents_recents) — ouverts ou modifiés ces 30 derniers jours, groupés par dossier (Recent.lnksur Windows, Spotlight sur macOS) - Chercher un nom (
find_files) dans les ~20 dossiers actifs seulement — jamais tout le disque ; « pas trouvé » signifie « pas dans les dossiers actifs », et le dit - Récupérer des infos système (
system_info: batterie, wifi, micro) - Ouvrir des panneaux de réglages (
open_settings,list_settings_panels)
Installation
uvx vicsia-system-mcp
Ou avec pip :
pip install vicsia-system-mcp
python -m vicsia_system_mcp
Configuration MCP client
{
"mcpServers": {
"vicsia-system": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["vicsia-system-mcp"]
}
}
}
Sécurité
- Aucun outil n'exécute du code arbitraire — seulement des commandes shell système via les API natives (
opensur macOS,startsur Windows). open_pathrefuse les chemins contenant des segments sensibles (.ssh,.aws,.kube, credentials…) même si formulés explicitement.list_filesest scopé : pas de~complet, uniquement les dossiers de contenu utilisateur (Documents, Desktop, Downloads, Pictures, Music, Movies/Videos).
Licence
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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