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Enables AI coding agents to autonomously generate images, music, and cinematic video directly from their coding environment by connecting to Google Labs and Google Flow through the user's Chrome session.

Enables AI agents to drive your own signed-in ChatGPT web account — asking questions, continuing chats, attaching files, toggling thinking or web search, creating images, transcribing recordings of any length, reading replies aloud, and managing conversations, memories and projects. It runs against a local Chrome tab on chatgpt.com and reports live progress and step-named errors back to the client.

Gives MCP clients control of Apple Music, including playlist and library management, catalog search and discovery, playback controls, and the Up Next queue. It works on macOS, Windows, and Linux using a choice of engines — the native Music app, Safari, Chrome, or Apple's web API — needing only a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

Enables MCP clients like Claude, Cursor, Cline, and Windsurf to search and browse the Apple Music catalog and library, manage playlists and favorites, control playback, and drive the Up Next queue on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It works with just a Mac or an Apple Music subscription, automatically choosing among native Music.app, Safari, Chrome, and Apple Music API engines.

Lets any MCP client search and browse the Apple Music catalog, manage library items, playlists and folders, and control playback and the Up Next queue through natural language. It works across macOS, Windows and Linux by picking among native Music.app, Safari, Chrome and the Apple Music API engines, needing only a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

Enables any MCP client to search the catalog, manage playlists, library and folders, control playback and the Up Next queue, and read ratings, recommendations and charts. Runs on macOS, Windows and Linux using local Music.app, Safari or Chrome sessions, or Apple's web API, requiring only a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

Enables controlling Apple Music playlists, library, catalog discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue from any MCP client, using Music.app, Safari, Chrome, or the Apple Music API. Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, with a mode preference that picks the best available engine per call.

Gives MCP clients control of Apple Music playlists, library, catalog, discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue across macOS, Windows, and Linux, using Music.app, Safari, the Apple Music API, or Chrome.

Enables any MCP client to control Apple Music playlists, library, catalog, discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue on macOS, Windows, and Linux using selectable native, API, Safari, or Chrome engines. Provides catalog and library search, playlist and folder management, ratings and favorites, playback controls, queue management, AirPlay selection, and cross-platform support with or without an Apple Music subscription.

Enables MCP clients to search and browse the catalog, manage playlists, library items, ratings and folders, and control playback and the Up Next queue. It runs across macOS, Windows and Linux using four selectable engines—native Music.app, the web API, Safari or Chrome—so a Mac or a subscription is all that's needed.

Gives any MCP client control of playlists, library, catalog, discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue, with four selectable engines spanning a native Mac app, the web API, Safari, and Chrome. Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, needing only a Mac or a subscription.

Enables MCP clients like Claude, Cursor, Cline, and Windsurf to search and browse the Apple Music catalog and your library, manage playlists and folders, and control playback, volume, and the Up Next queue. It works on macOS, Windows, and Linux through four selectable engines — native Music.app, the Apple Music API, Safari MusicKit, or a Chrome web player — requiring only a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

Gives MCP clients control of Apple Music playlists, library, catalog search and discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It works through four selectable engines — native Music.app, Safari MusicKit, a Chrome web player, or the web API — so it can run with just a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

Enables MCP clients to control playlists, library, catalog discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue across macOS, Windows, and Linux. Backed by four selectable engines — native Music.app, Apple's web API, or a signed-in Safari or Chrome web player — it works with either a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

Lets MCP clients control Apple Music on macOS, Windows, and Linux, covering catalog and library search, recommendations, playlist and folder management, ratings, playback controls, AirPlay selection, and the Up Next queue. It routes each call through a native Music.app, Safari, Chrome, or REST API engine, and works with either a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.

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Enables MCP clients to control playlists, library, catalog, discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue across macOS, Windows, and Linux using native, API, Safari, or Chrome engines. Requires a Mac or an Apple Music subscription and supports local library actions plus cross-platform catalog access.

Gives any MCP client control of Apple Music playlists, library, catalog search and discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue, driving Music.app, Safari, Chrome, or the web API across macOS, Windows, and Linux. A Mac or a signed-in subscription is enough, and the local library plus playback work with no account at all on macOS.

Enables MCP clients to manage Apple Music playlists, library, catalog, discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue across macOS, Windows, and Linux using native Music.app, the Apple Music API, Safari, or Chrome engines.

Gives MCP clients control of Apple Music playlists, library, catalog, discovery, playback, and the Up Next queue. Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux using Music.app, Safari, the Apple Music API, or Chrome, requiring only a Mac or an Apple Music subscription.