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Safely run Bash and AppleScript automations on macOS through LLMs.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "MCP Experiments" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using MCP Experiments in safety mode, run macOS-appropriate Bash or AppleScript to move PDF, PNG, and JPG files on my Desktop into folders named PDFs and Images. Preview the commands first, then execute them and return a summary of results.
A preview of commands, execution results, and a summary of the file organization outcome.
Use AppleScript through MCP Experiments in safety mode to open the Notes app on macOS, create a new note titled "Today's Tasks," and add three todo items. Explain the steps before execution and return the result afterward.
Step explanations, AppleScript execution results, and confirmation of whether the note was created successfully.
Through MCP Experiments, run macOS system inspection commands in read-only or safety mode to check current disk usage, CPU information, and major running processes. Do not modify any files, and summarize the results in a concise report.
Outputs from read-only inspection commands, summarized into a concise system status report.
Safely let AI control macOS files, commands, apps, and browser tasks.
Securely run AppleScript for AI-driven macOS app and system automation.
Connect AI to macOS apps for email, calendar, and file workflows.
Connect AI to macOS for automating files, apps, browsers, and system tasks.
Enable AI to automate macOS tasks via AppleScript, JXA, and Automator workflows.
Expose read-only macOS app data to AI agents through MCP.