"Control applications in macOS" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that lets AI agents control Android TVs via ADB, including searching and playing content across streaming services, managing power and volume, and sending remote control commands.

Enables AI assistants to control Roku TVs on the local network via natural language commands.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to control TVs on a local network through natural language commands. It currently supports Roku devices, allowing users to launch apps, manage playback, and navigate menus.

Enables an AI agent or script to control Android TV and LG webOS devices over streamable HTTP, including key presses, app launches, power and wake, input switching, sleep timers, toasts, status checks, screenshots, and device scans, with bearer-token authentication and an app denylist.

Enables AI agents to control monitor settings (brightness, contrast, input source) via DDC/CI protocol, with support for MQTT integration.

Enables secure local control of Anycubic Slicer Next and compatible printers, supporting slicing, 3MF/CAD operations, printer control, spool registry, and camera access through MCP tools.

Control a Govee BLE RGBIC LED strip from Claude (or any MCP client) over Bluetooth on macOS.

Enables OAuth-authenticated MCP clients to list registered SwitchBot devices, read their status, and switch plugs on or off via a Cloudflare Workers deployment. Access is limited to an allowlisted set of devices, and turning off a PC plug requires the caller to confirm a clean shutdown first.

Enables AI agents to control hardware devices like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, 3D printers, CNC machines, and custom robots via serial ports and HTTP. Provides tools for device discovery, command sending, sensor reading, servo control, G-code execution, and emergency stops with safety features.

Five generic MCP tools for deep Home Assistant administration, plus a native Home Assistant LLM API and a reusable agent skill.

Enables remote control of audio playback and system volume on a Raspberry Pi via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

MCP server for controlling PowerExchange/Fancy Control devices via HTTP. Provides tools like tilt, shock, beep, and various training modes.

MCP server for controlling Xiaomi/Mi Home smart devices via natural language, supporting device listing, property read/write, action calls, and camera snapshots.

Enables AI models to control and query smart home devices (air conditioners, lights, locks, cameras, refrigerators) through a backend API. Supports device control operations, status queries, and detailed device information retrieval with built-in documentation for proper device usage.

Enables control of external Home Assistant devices via an MCP control layer and frontend system page.

Enables AI agents to discover and call Xyte's device management API endpoints with typed validation, supporting fleet investigation, ticket management, and routine operations through natural language.

MCP server that translates natural language commands into SCARA robot arm control instructions, featuring simulation mode, safety validation, and multiple transport modes (STDIO/HTTP/OAuth).

Enables natural language control of WeMo smart home devices for power, brightness, and device management through AI assistants. It features a high-reliability multi-phase discovery process to scan, monitor, and configure devices across a local network.

An MCP server that lets an MCP client control IKEA TRÅDFRI smart plugs paired to a DIRIGERA hub via its local REST API.

MCP server for Blue Iris NVR, enabling camera health checks, live/historical snapshots, clip/alert search, and PTZ control via the Blue Iris JSON API.