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Search files, run Shortcuts, manage Homebrew, and use local models on macOS.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-macos-toolkit" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Search my local macOS disk for files with “invoice” in the name modified within the last 30 days, and list their paths sorted by most recent modification time.
A list of matching local files with paths, timestamps, and other key details.
Run my approved macOS Shortcut named “Organize Downloads” and tell me the result.
Runs the specified Shortcut and returns its execution status or result summary.
List the packages currently installed via Homebrew and flag any that may need further attention.
Returns the local Homebrew package list with status information for possible follow-up actions.
Developers or office workers can search files directly on a local macOS machine to quickly find project assets, downloads, or work documents. It fits workflows that prefer local-first access and read-only defaults.
Users can invoke approved macOS Shortcuts to bring repetitive local tasks into an AI workflow. This improves automation while keeping an approval gate for actions.
Developers or DevOps users can use it to manage Homebrew packages and work with local model-related tasks in desktop AI workflows. It is useful when you want a unified interface for tools and models on one Mac.
It is a local-first MCP server for macOS that can search files, run approved Shortcuts, manage Homebrew packages, and work with local models. It defaults to read-only behavior, with optional gated mutations for changes.
Based on the description, it uses read-only defaults. Actions that cause changes typically require an optional gating mechanism.
The provided material does not include installation steps, dependencies, or permission setup details. See the source repository for specifics.
Safely let AI control macOS files, commands, apps, and browser tasks.
Expose read-only macOS app data to AI agents through MCP.
Let AI read, write, search files, and run local commands.
Connect AI to macOS apps for email, calendar, and file workflows.
Access Apple on-device models on macOS for generation, structured output, and chat.
Control macOS settings, windows, audio, displays, and Focus mode via MCP.