Max is a visual programming language for music and multimedia developed by Cycling '74. It allows users to build complex, interactive systems by connecting virtual objects together in a visual canvas.
Why this server?
Enables sending messages through the MAX messenger to phone numbers.
Why this server?
Provides tools for editing Max/MSP patches: adding and connecting objects, and reading documentation via the upstream maxmsp MCP server; the av-conductor can also send OSC scene data to Max receiver patches.
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Provides tools and resources for inspecting and manipulating Max for Live patchers within Ableton Live, including patcher session status, selected device metadata, and current patcher session summary.
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Integration with Max for Live device for in-Ableton AI chat and control.
Why this server?
Allows building custom HTTP bridges for Ableton Live control using Max for Live.
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Provides integration with DT Max (Thomson Reuters) tax preparation software, enabling AI agents to read, populate, and manage tax returns through a vendor-neutral concept layer.
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Enables building and publishing MAX bot funnels and automations, including command, callback, and text triggers. Unsupported features such as SUBSCRIBED conditions and reply keyboards produce soft warnings.
Why this server?
Sends and receives OSC messages to/from Max/MSP, enabling real-time parametric control of audio/visual patches.
Why this server?
Allows LLMs to understand and generate Max patches, enabling interaction with Max/MSP patches through the Model Context Protocol.