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"A server for opening and running applications on Windows and Mac" matching MCP tools:

  • Discover running apps and their instance details—bundle ID, PID, window count, frontmost status—so you can supply the exact app value for state, screenshot, and activation commands.
    Apache 2.0
  • Send a desktop notification to alert when a long-running task finishes. Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux with automatic fallback per platform.
    Academic Free v1.1
  • Verify sudo access availability on remote servers, detecting passwordless or password-required sudo for Linux/macOS, and check Administrator elevation on Windows.
    GPL 3.0
  • Lists file-backed packet captures on the server, including running, completed, and on-disk files. Shows capture ID, interface, pcapng path, status, size, and duration so you can retrieve or stop them.
    BSD 3-Clause

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  • Activate maintenance mode for Heroku apps to redirect traffic, schedule updates, and manage service interruptions. Ensures smooth transitions during deployments or planned maintenance windows.
    Apache 2.0
  • Check whether this node is the primary trader or standby by reading the Mac heartbeat file, reporting heartbeat age, liveness, bot process counts, and active node for failover awareness.
    MIT
  • List, load, or unload models on a local LLM server to switch active models in LM Studio without opening the GUI.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find running macOS applications, or list installed apps to identify what can be launched for task automation.
    MIT
  • Inspect and operate native desktop applications: windows, UI elements, waits, input, clipboard, launches, notifications, and screen recording using semantic targets before raw coordinates.
    MIT
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  • Launch TradingView Desktop with Chrome DevTools Protocol enabled for remote debugging. Auto-detects install location on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
    MIT
  • List the on-chain applications submitted for a specific job, including applicant details, notes, and active status. Withdrawn applications are flagged as inactive, giving a complete view of all applicants.
    MIT
  • Reserve a fixed IP for a MAC address as a static DHCP lease and save the router config. Use when you know the device's MAC and need a stable IP, after checking for conflicts.
    MIT
  • Launch a saved macOS workspace by name, opening missing apps and moving windows into their saved positions. Reports per-app success for reliable workspace restoration.
    MIT
  • Capture a memory graph snapshot of a running Mac or iOS simulator process. Specify app name or PID to generate a .memgraph file for leak analysis.
    Apache 2.0