AppleScript MCP enables executing AppleScript commands via a server, allowing automations, application control, and system management on macOS from remote devices.
AppleScript MCP enables executing AppleScript commands via a server, allowing automations, application control, and system management on macOS from remote devices.
This MCP (Macro Control Program) server facilitates sending AppleScript commands over HTTP, granting users automated control over their Mac environments. It supports executing scripts to manage applications, manipulate files, adjust system settings, and automate repetitive tasks. The setup involves cloning the repository, installing dependencies, and running the server, after which commands can be sent using tools like curl. It is compatible with macOS, requiring Node.js, and provides documentation for advanced usage. The server is ideal for developers, power users, and system administrators seeking remote automation capabilities for macOS automation tasks.
Who will use AppleScript MCP?
macOS users
developers
automation enthusiasts
system administrators
How to use the AppleScript MCP?
Step 1: Clone the repository from GitHub.
Step 2: Install dependencies using `npm install`.
Step 3: Start the server with `npm start`.
Step 4: Send AppleScript commands via HTTP requests, e.g., using curl.
AppleScript MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
Execute AppleScript commands remotely
Set up an MCP server for listening to commands
Manage applications and system settings
The Benefits
Automate macOS tasks from remote devices
Full control over Mac environment
Supports scripting for applications and system configurations
AppleScript MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
Remote automation of application tasks
System configuration and management
Integrating AppleScript controls into customized workflows