"macOS" matching MCP servers:

The first open-source MCP server that enables AI to fully control remote macOS systems.

A local MCP server that lets compatible agents use the official, signed Computer Use broker bundled with the OpenAI ChatGPT macOS app.

A macOS-native bridge server that enables communication between different AI clients like Claude and Cline, allowing them to interact with each other through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables Codex to delegate tasks to interactive Claude Code sessions as role-controlled subagents for exploration, code review, and implementation, using the existing Claude Code installation on macOS.

Enables ChatGPT to securely control a local workstation via an MCP tunnel, exposing 44 tools for file/project editing, git, process supervision, browser automation, and Office document handling across macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Provides an MCP server for macOS that allows agents to control a managed browser with accessibility-first actions, visible cursor, and screenshot return.

Enables AI assistants to send prompts to and receive responses from the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS, including starting new conversations.

Enables AI agents to ask questions to users asynchronously via a local macOS app, allowing users to respond by text or voice.

Bridges Model Context Protocol clients to your actual Chromium browser, enabling control of tabs, reading authenticated pages, cookies, and storage, and running JavaScript on approved sites. Emphasizes security with per-site approval, high-risk action confirmations (including Touch ID on macOS), and an attested native-messaging bridge.

Provides a centralized MCP gateway with connection pooling, real-time observability dashboard, and macOS menu bar integration, enabling efficient resource usage for AI coding clients.

Enables autonomous desktop automation by delegating tasks to vision-based agents operating within cloud-based virtual machine sandboxes. It allows users to manage VMs, execute complex computer tasks, and receive text-based screen summaries across Linux, Windows, and macOS environments.

MCP server that lets AI coding agents report task progress and milestones, providing a real-time web dashboard and macOS notifications for monitoring multiple AI workbenches.

Enables Codex to send text tasks to ChatGPT web, await responses, continue conversations, choose reasoning effort, and manage projects through MCP tools on macOS.

Bridges Claude with Perplexity's Comet browser for autonomous web browsing, research, and multi-tab workflow management. Supports dynamic content interaction, login wall handling, file uploads, and intelligent completion detection across Windows, macOS, and WSL platforms.

Provides AI-aware failover for Mihomo proxy on macOS by validating real OpenAI paths and switching proxy groups after verified hard failures. It offers a local stdio MCP server for diagnostics, status, and safe management of the AI proxy group.

Hybrid computer-use MCP server that automates browsers and native macOS/Linux apps by fusing accessibility trees, Chrome DevTools Protocol, and vision into one structured context. Exposes four composable tools — cel_see, cel_act, cel_think, cel_perceive — that work with any MCP client and run fully offline via Ollama.

Exposes vLLM capabilities to AI assistants, enabling chat completions, model management, and platform-aware container control with automatic detection of Docker/Podman and GPU availability across Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Enables Claude Code and Gemini CLI to see your macOS screen, answering questions about the file, error, UI, database table, or web page you're looking at. Captures screenshots, reads database schemas, and controls Chrome/Brave, presenting answers as on-screen highlights or spoken bubbles above your cursor.

Connects MCP-compatible AI clients to an explicitly authorized Windows, macOS, or Linux computer for controlled Machine, Browser, and Desktop execution, including files, shell commands, native apps, and local browser sessions. Also offers a separate hosted Cloud Browser for browser tasks that should run outside the user's own workstation.

Enables AI agents to drive a real Safari WebKit browser on macOS: navigate pages, click and fill forms, read content as markdown, and extract page records as structured JSON. Named sessions persist logins between commands, and CAPTCHA or bot-check pages are detected and reported.