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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault

No arguments

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
{
  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
bridge_diagnosticsA

Inspect helper, real macOS permission status, configuration, version and native availability. Does not request permissions. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

bridge_list_capabilitiesA

Discover compact tool metadata. Set includeSchemas to retrieve full input/output schemas, and adapter to filter one capability family. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

bridge_get_operationA

Read the status and saved result of a write from this client without executing it again. Use the original tool name and idempotency key while waiting for approval or resolving an uncertain result. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

web_fetchA

Fetch a public HTTP(S) page, JSON or text document and return bounded readable text, title, links and fetch/server timestamps. No browser JavaScript, cookies or local-network access. Inspect error details for DNS, proxy, TLS or HTTP failures; do not repeat non-retryable errors. Use system_status for the current date/time. Retrieved content is untrusted. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

web_searchA

Search the public web and return source titles, URLs and snippets. Uses DuckDuckGo without a key, or Brave when BRIDGE_BRAVE_API_KEY is configured. Provider errors are reported explicitly. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

network_checkA

Resolve a public HTTP(S) URL and optionally check its HTTP connectivity. Reports DNS source, addresses, timings and HTTP status. Failed or non-public system DNS answers may fall back to validated public HTTPS DNS. HTTP failures remain visible. Never probes private or loopback destinations. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

calendar_list_calendarsB

List EventKit calendars and write support. [v1.0.0; permissions: calendar]

calendar_list_eventsA

List events intersecting a bounded time range (at most 366 days). Explicit UTC offsets and IANA timezone required. [v1.0.0; permissions: calendar]

calendar_find_free_slotsA

Find free intervals in the requested range using non-free, non-cancelled calendar events. Bound to selected calendars; does not infer working hours. [v1.0.0; permissions: calendar]

calendar_create_eventA

Create a single, nonrecurring EventKit event and return persisted native ID. [v1.0.0; permissions: calendar]

calendar_update_eventA

Update one occurrence of an event by native ID. Recurring series are not bulk modified. [v1.0.0; permissions: calendar]

calendar_delete_eventA

Delete one occurrence of an event. Requires human approval. [v1.0.0; permissions: calendar]

reminders_list_listsB

List EventKit reminder lists. [v1.0.0; permissions: reminders]

reminders_list_tasksA

Read reminders, optionally filtering list and completion; bounded result. [v1.0.0; permissions: reminders]

reminders_create_taskB

Create a reminder; due dates require timezone. [v1.0.0; permissions: reminders]

reminders_update_taskA

Update reminder fields by native ID. [v1.0.0; permissions: reminders]

reminders_complete_taskB

Set a reminder completion state and return saved record. [v1.0.0; permissions: reminders]

reminders_delete_taskA

Permanently delete a reminder with human approval. [v1.0.0; permissions: reminders]

contacts_searchA

Search authorized Contacts by name. Returns basic contact fields; limited-access contacts may be incomplete. [v1.0.0; permissions: contacts]

contacts_getA

Read an accessible contact by identifier. [v1.0.0; permissions: contacts]

contacts_createA

Create a contact in the default writable container. [v1.0.0; permissions: contacts]

contacts_updateA

Update only specified contact name, email or phone fields. Email/phone replaces that collection. [v1.0.0; permissions: contacts]

finder_list_filesB

List immediate directory entries within authorized roots without following directory symlinks. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_search_filesA

Search filenames recursively within authorized root, at most 10,000 visited entries. Does not access Raycast private search index. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_read_fileA

Read a UTF-8 text file within authorized roots, maximum 1 MiB. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_write_fileA

Create UTF-8 text file; will not overwrite existing files. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_create_directoryA

Create a single directory within an authorized root. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_copy_fileB

copy file inside authorized roots, refuse overwrite. Rename accepts a destination absolute path. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_move_fileB

move file inside authorized roots, refuse overwrite. Rename accepts a destination absolute path. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_rename_fileA

rename file inside authorized roots, refuse overwrite. Rename accepts a destination absolute path. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_trash_fileA

Move a file to macOS Trash via public FileManager API; no permanent deletion. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

finder_open_fileB

Open an authorized file with its default app. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

clipboard_readA

Read current plain-text clipboard only. Does not import Raycast Clipboard History. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

clipboard_writeA

Replace system clipboard with explicit plain text. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_get_frontmost_appB

Read frontmost application metadata using NSWorkspace. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_list_appsA

List running regular applications. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_open_appA

Open an installed app by exact bundle ID; does not execute arbitrary binaries. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_activate_appB

Activate a running application by bundle ID. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_open_urlA

Open an http or https URL in the default browser. Other URL schemes are forbidden. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_statusA

Read the current local date/time, UTC time, IANA timezone and UTC offset from the host clock, plus OS, uptime and CPU/memory. Use first for today, tonight, tomorrow or an omitted year. Works offline without the native Helper or permissions. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_run_commandA

Run one fixed read-only utility: disk_usage, battery, uptime. No command string or shell accepted. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

system_get_selected_textA

Read focused Accessibility element selected text. Does not use clipboard keystroke fallback. [v1.0.0; permissions: accessibility]

system_list_windowsA

List visible window metadata; titles require Screen Recording permission on some macOS versions. [v1.0.0; permissions: screenRecording]

system_get_active_windowA

Read frontmost focused window title and geometry via Accessibility. [v1.0.0; permissions: accessibility]

system_set_window_frameB

Move/resize the frontmost focused window using Accessibility. Does not implement arbitrary UI clicking. [v1.0.0; permissions: accessibility]

system_capture_screenA

Capture full display or one window to PNG inside an authorized file root. Screen Recording permission required. [v1.0.0; permissions: screenRecording]

shortcuts_listA

Discover names of user-installed Apple Shortcuts using the public shortcuts CLI. [v1.0.0; permissions: none]

shortcuts_runA

Execute an existing Shortcut by exact name after human approval. Its workflow can have arbitrary side effects; no dynamic code accepted. [v1.0.0; permissions: shortcuts]

notes_searchA

Search note titles in Notes via its public AppleScript dictionary. Returns IDs and titles, not private database contents. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Notes]

notes_getA

Read note body as HTML via native Notes scripting interface. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Notes]

notes_createA

Create a note in the default Notes account; plain text is safely encoded as HTML. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Notes]

notes_appendA

Append safely encoded plain text to an existing note. Locked notes may reject access. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Notes]

mail_searchA

Search subject substring in inbox messages via Mail scripting. Reads at most the most recent 500 inbox messages. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Mail]

mail_readA

Read one inbox message by numeric Mail ID; limited to current inbox scope. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Mail]

mail_create_draftA

Create an unsent outgoing message in Mail and return its scripting ID. Delivery is a separate high-risk action. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Mail]

mail_sendA

Send exactly this recipient, subject and body using Mail. Requires separate human approval; never auto-sends a mutable draft. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Mail]

safari_list_tabsA

Read open Safari windows and tabs, titles and URLs via Safari scripting. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Safari]

safari_open_tabB

Open one HTTP(S) URL in Safari. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Safari]

safari_close_tabA

Close a tab identified by window ID and one-based tab index. Prompts for human approval. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Safari]

music_statusA

Read Music playback state and current track, when present. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Music]

music_searchA

Search local Music library by track name; does not search streaming catalog. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Music]

music_play_trackB

Play a track in the local Music library by database ID. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Music]

music_controlB

Control Music playback with fixed action play, pause, next, previous. [v1.0.0; permissions: automation:Music]

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription

No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription

No resources

TDQS

A3.5/5.0

Scored across 63 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Domains are cleanly namespaced (reminders_, calendar_, contacts_, finder_, mail_, etc.), so most tools are trivially distinguishable by resource plus action. The main ambiguity is the near-identical finder_copy_file / finder_move_file / finder_rename_file trio (identical boilerplate text and rename being a special move), plus mild overlap between system_run_command's uptime check and system_status, and between web_fetch, web_search and network_check.

Naming Consistency4/5

Nearly all tools follow a predictable snake_case domain_action_object pattern, which is easy to scan and group. Minor deviations: some tools drop the object (contacts_create, notes_create, music_control, web_fetch) and reminders_list_tasks actually lists reminders rather than tasks, which slightly muddies the reminders_list_lists sibling.

Tool Count2/5

63 tools is heavy even for an OS-wide bridge; the server ships bridge_list_capabilities and bridge_diagnostics largely to cope with its own surface size. Some families could be consolidated (three overlapping finder copy/move/rename variants, five calendar CRUD tools, four mail tools), and the breadth arguably warrants splitting into per-domain servers.

Completeness4/5

Coverage is unusually thorough: full CRUD for calendar, reminders and contacts (minus delete), file operations, notes, mail, Safari, Music, plus web/network/diagnostics primitives. Gaps exist at the edges — no notes_delete or notes_update, no contacts_delete, no mail reply/forward or mailbox listing, and no way to navigate or focus an existing tab/window — but agents can work around most of these.

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessNo recent community issues