"How to control macOS settings or functions" matching MCP servers:

Enables discovery of Fabric/Power BI workspaces and semantic models, execution of DAX queries, and generation of executive HTML reports with visualizations.

Enables an agent to turn a paper's draft into editable Figma frames for publication-ready figures, checking every number against the paper and verifying the exported PDF.

Enables AI assistants to render Mermaid.js diagram syntax into crisp, high-resolution PNG images across 37+ diagram types, with built-in tools for discovering supported diagrams, retrieving exact syntax guides, and returning the rendered image for inline inspection.

Renders word-sized charts — sparklines, bars, bullets and 100+ more types — to self-contained SVG with generated alt text, small enough to sit inline in a model's reply or a table cell. Three tools: find the right chart for a question, get its wiring, and render it.

Converts DataFusion physical execution plans into editable Excalidraw diagrams or PNG images via a single visualize tool.

Generate annotated post-trade candlestick review-chart PNGs from broker or exchange fills. Includes capability checks, no-charge preflight validation, and chart rendering; no signals or order execution.

MCP server for romaco-charts. Control your trading chart from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI agent.

A free MCP server that renders bar, line, and area charts from structured data into clean, hand-designed SVG. No API key or payment needed, with colorblind-safe palettes and light/dark theme support.

Enables any MCP client to evaluate Wolfram Language code in a persistent local Mathematica or Wolfram Engine kernel, export results to common file formats, and inspect or manage kernel status without cloud APIs, API keys, or runtime dependencies.

Enables RF and microwave engineers — or any MCP client — to convert impedances, analyze transmission lines and ladder circuits, synthesize L/Pi/T/stub/quarter-wave matching networks, and evaluate transistor S-parameters, stability, gain and noise circles. It also renders publication-quality Smith charts and returns human-readable summaries in English or Turkish over stdio or Streamable HTTP.

Enables AI hosts to generate editable online diagrams (flowcharts, mindmaps, UML, and more) from natural language or Mermaid, using a ProcessOn account via the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI clients to query live Minecraft recipe data and compute recipe trees, production plans, and searches from a running game or disk snapshots, with markdown, TSV, JSON, and HTML outputs.

Open-source dotted maps and animated 3D globes. Pick one of 21 looks for a country or the world, build share links, open and edit a pasted link, and get embed code. Hosted at https://globestudio.app/mcp or run with npx @globestudio/mcp. Free, MIT, no API key.

Enables annotating SVG paper figures in the browser by picking elements or drawing regions, and feeds those annotations back to Claude via MCP so it can edit the underlying SVG or generation scripts, with automatic page refresh on changes.

An MCP server that renders Mermaid diagram syntax to PNG, SVG, PDF, or draw.io format, enabling LLMs to convert diagram descriptions into actual images.

Enables AI agents to create data visualizations like bar charts, line charts, pie charts, scatter plots, and histograms, returning inline SVG or PNG files.

An MCP server that enables LLMs to create and open diagrams in draw.io using XML, Mermaid, or CSV formats, by building a URL with compressed content and opening it in the browser.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides a dynamic map interface with tools to add raster/vector layers, control map view, and modify paint properties.

Turns a local CSV or XLSX table into a full analysis report — summary statistics, duplicate and missing-value diagnostics, top category frequencies, significant pairwise correlations, a Markdown insights writeup, and an Excel workbook with native interactive charts — entirely offline with no uploads, API keys, or pandas dependency. It runs over stdio or streamable-http behind a free anonymous tier that returns an in-band quota signal rather than silently billing.

Enables headless control of DHI MIKE Zero, including launching and batch-running simulations, monitoring job progress and logs, and reading/plotting simulation results from DFS and RES1D files.

Enables AI agents to query a privacy-focused analytics service for aggregate stats, breakdowns, realtime visitors, and time-series trends across cloud or self-hosted deployments. It also provides connectivity checks and guided analytics playbooks.

Enables to read, write, format cells, create charts, use formulas, and manage Google Sheets spreadsheets directly from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client.

MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client drive Sheepit projects — enabling campaign management, destination configuration, dashboard creation, and insights queries directly from a chat interface.

Enables AI assistants to compile distribution feeders, run power flow, voltage and thermal violation checks, short-circuit and Thévenin impedance studies, hosting capacity and QSTS analyses, and add or edit elements, through 20 typed tools that return structured JSON or Markdown with the inputs that produced the results.

Enables AI assistants to control ArcGIS Pro through natural language, executing geoprocessing tools, editing data, and automating GIS workflows via a persistent ArcPy session.

Enables building, editing, reading and converting spreadsheets through file-in/file-out tools, including live formulas, tables, conditional formatting, charts and PivotTables. Supports xlsx, csv, tsv, json, html and pdf input and output on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Enables rendering shadcn/Recharts chart specs to PNG images and extracting equivalent JSX, over MCP with stdio or HTTP transports.

Enables natural-language control of a live ArcGIS Pro session, including layer management, geoprocessing, feature querying and editing, map layout export, and publishing hosted feature services.

Exposes science functions like generating random points and plotting sine waves as MCP tools.

Enables AI assistants to control OriginLab Origin Pro via COM automation for data analysis, graphing, and styling, with real-time GUI updates.

Enables AI assistants to control Origin/OriginPro on Windows, including data import, worksheet editing, graphing, analysis, and figure export.

Enables users to describe dashboards in plain language so an MCP client can bind existing measures and columns to Power BI visuals, producing validated new project copies without opening Power BI Desktop or altering the source.

Lets Claude Code, Codex, and other MCP clients control GeoGebra to create geometric constructions, function graphs, 3D graphics, dynamic mechanisms, and save .ggb or export .png.

Enables controlling OriginLab Origin through MCP to read and write worksheets, build and style multi-panel graphs, and export figures, reporting what Origin actually did rather than what it was asked to do. Works from macOS or Linux against Origin running in a Windows VM.

Enables agents to build and manage family trees, derive how people are related, and export diagrams or GEDCOM/HTML files through structured tools.

Enables any MCP-capable client to search Hong Kong's 1,154 official CSDI spatial datasets in English, Traditional or Simplified Chinese, retrieve them as GeoJSON, and answer questions with counts, sums and charts, interactive 2D/3D maps, feature attribute inspection, or printable static maps without an API key. Optional tools let users geocode, project or buffer geometry, render keyless Esri basemaps, and publish datasets to ArcGIS Online with their own credentials.

Connect QGIS to Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling Claude to directly control QGIS — manage layers, edit features, run processing algorithms, render maps, and more.

Enables AI assistants to securely manage and analyze personal finances through natural language, with full control over data via a private PostgreSQL database.

Lets an MCP client read PX4 SITL .ulg logs and answer why a flight failed or underperformed — failsafes, arming reasons, estimator validity versus simulator ground truth, and how late PX4 followed offboard velocity setpoints. It also lists, searches, scans and plots topics, messages and parameters across logs, replacing hand-written pyulog scripts.

Enables MCP clients to load a ledger from an object, file path, or JSON text and inspect it as a local numeric timeline with tracks and overlapping blocks, and to open the visualization in a browser.