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    This MCP server bridges AI agents with Apple Mail on macOS, enabling email operations like reading, sending, drafting, searching, and scheduling through natural language, with added features like stable draft IDs and confirmation-gated sending.
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  • Search Apple Maps businesses with Apple ratings and aggregated Yelp + TripAdvisor reviews.

  • Manage Apple Ads campaigns and reporting in chat.

  • Fetch Apple Books chart rankings by collection, country, and genre from Apple's public RSS JSON feed, returning top-free or top-paid lists.
    MIT
  • Retrieve any Apple Podcasts Connect listening report by name with its columns and rows unchanged. Use it for reports not covered by standard views or for inspecting columns after Apple changes a report format.
    MIT
  • Capture the Apple TV screen as a PNG image to verify what the device rendered at a specific moment. Requires the optional screen-capture helper.
    MIT
  • Discover connected Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro) with UUIDs, names, and connection status for streamlined testing workflows.
    MIT
  • Fetch a show's complete RSS feed (episodes newest first and channel metadata) via an RSS URL, Apple ID, or Apple Podcasts link, revealing the full record beyond Apple's catalog.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the names of all Apple Notes folders to identify where notes are stored and organize your content.
    MIT
  • Track Apple platform updates and changes, including new APIs, WWDC announcements, and release notes. Filter by category, technology, or search keywords.
    MIT
  • Delete an Apple Note by moving it to Recently Deleted. Identify the note using its noteId or title.
    MIT
  • Check which semantic Apple TV operations are currently available, unknown, unavailable, or unsupported before sending control commands.
    MIT