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# Apple Notifier MCP Server ## Overview This MCP server will provide tools to send notifications on Apple devices using the `osascript` command. The server will expose a simple interface to display notifications with customizable titles, messages, and sound options. ## Project Structure ``` apple-notifier-mcp/ ├── package.json ├── tsconfig.json ├── src/ │ ├── index.ts # Main MCP server implementation │ ├── notifier.ts # Core notification functionality │ └── types.ts # Type definitions ├── tests/ # Test files │ └── notifier.test.ts └── examples/ # Example usage └── demo.ts ``` ## Dependencies - `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` - Core MCP SDK - `typescript` - For type safety and better development experience - No external dependencies needed for notifications as we'll use native `osascript` ## Implementation Details ### MCP Server Tools The server will expose the following tools: 1. `send_notification` - Parameters: - title (required): string - Notification title - message (required): string - Notification message - subtitle (optional): string - Notification subtitle - sound (optional): boolean - Play default notification sound (default: true) ### Core Notification Implementation We'll use the `osascript` command with AppleScript to send notifications: ```applescript display notification "message" with title "title" subtitle "subtitle" sound name "default" ``` The notifier module will handle: - Parameter validation - Escaping special characters - Command execution - Error handling ### Error Handling The server will handle common error scenarios: - Invalid parameters - System command failures - Permission issues - Resource constraints ## Example Usage ```typescript // Using the MCP tool const result = await mcp.use_tool('apple-notifier', 'send_notification', { title: 'Hello', message: 'This is a test notification', subtitle: 'Optional subtitle', sound: true }); ``` ## Testing Strategy 1. Unit Tests - Parameter validation - Command string generation - Error handling 2. Integration Tests - End-to-end notification sending - MCP tool interface - Error scenarios 3. Manual Testing - Visual verification of notifications - Sound testing - Different parameter combinations ## Implementation Steps 1. Project Setup - Initialize npm project - Configure TypeScript - Set up development environment 2. Core Implementation - Create notifier module - Implement command generation - Add error handling 3. MCP Server - Implement server class - Add tool definitions - Set up request handlers 4. Testing - Write unit tests - Add integration tests - Perform manual testing 5. Documentation - Add JSDoc comments - Create usage examples - Document error scenarios ## Future Enhancements - Support for custom notification sounds - Rich notifications with images - Scheduled notifications - Notification center integration - Support for notification actions