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Access and organize macOS native apps through one local MCP server.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "macos-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Read my items from macOS Calendar and Reminders for today, organize them into a concise time-ordered checklist, and flag any schedule conflicts.
A time-ordered summary of today's schedule and tasks, including possible conflicts.
Scan my recent important emails, extract items that need follow-up, and organize them into a list by urgency.
A follow-up list from email, showing pending replies or actions with priorities.
Find the contact named "Alex" in Contacts and use related Messages and Notes content to give me a short background summary.
The contact's basic details plus a summary of related messages and notes.
Office workers or product managers can use one local MCP server to access Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, and Contacts in one place. It helps reduce app switching when organizing daily tasks and communications.
Developers can connect this tool to an MCP-compatible AI client so the AI can read data from macOS native apps through a single stdio process. It is useful for personal productivity assistants or lightweight organization workflows.
When information is scattered across Messages and Notes, users can use this tool to read and organize key content centrally. It is suitable for reviews, task extraction, or contact background summaries.
Based on the description, it supports the native macOS apps Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Messages, and Contacts. It is mainly used to read and organize information from them.
It is a local MCP server. The description says it runs through a single stdio process and uses AppleScript/JXA to interact with native macOS apps.
From the given information, you need a macOS environment because it targets native macOS apps. For detailed installation steps, permissions, or dependencies, see the source repository.
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