"EAC" matching MCP tools:

• type_textA

  mac-use-mcp

  Type text at cursor position using clipboard paste with Unicode support. Temporarily replaces clipboard contents; for secure fields, use clipboard_write + cmd+v alternative.

  MIT

• mcp_call_conda_infoA

  mcp-my-mac

  Retrieve Conda installation details and environment information to diagnose Python configuration issues and understand system setup.

  MIT

• get_ui_elementsA

  mac-use-mcp

  Query visible UI elements in macOS applications using Accessibility API to retrieve roles, positions, sizes, and text content for desktop automation tasks.

  MIT

• mcp_call_gpu_availableA

  mcp-my-mac

  Check GPU availability and performance in conda environments for PyTorch or TensorFlow, verifying Metal acceleration setup and providing benchmark comparisons.

  MIT

• clipboard_readA

  mac-use-mcp

  Read macOS clipboard contents as plain text to access copied data for automation tasks.

  MIT

• dragA

  mac-use-mcp

  Move windows or UI elements by simulating mouse drag gestures between specified screen coordinates with controlled timing for macOS automation.

  MIT

• click_menuA

  mac-use-mcp

  Click menu bar items in macOS applications using a path format like "File > Save As..." to automate desktop interactions.

  MIT

• get_screen_infoA

  mac-use-mcp

  Retrieve display configuration details including screen count, resolutions, positions, and scaling factors for macOS desktop automation.

  MIT

• check_permissionsA

  mac-use-mcp

  Verify macOS Accessibility and Screen Recording permissions for desktop automation. Returns status and setup instructions for missing permissions.

  MIT

• get_cursor_positionA

  mac-use-mcp

  Retrieve the current mouse cursor position in screen coordinates for macOS automation tasks.

  MIT

• screenshotA

  mac-use-mcp

  Capture macOS screen images in full screen, specific regions, or windows. Returns base64-encoded images with dimension metadata for documentation or automation tasks.

  MIT

• clickA

  mac-use-mcp

  Perform mouse clicks at specified screen coordinates with configurable button, click count, and modifier keys for macOS automation tasks.

  MIT

• open_applicationA

  mac-use-mcp

  Launch macOS applications by name or bundle identifier with fuzzy matching support for quick access to desktop software.

  MIT

• list_applicationsA

  mac-apps-launcher

  Discover and display all applications installed in the /Applications folder on a Mac system using this command-line tool for quick access and organization.

  MIT

• list_windowsA

  mac-use-mcp

  Lists visible macOS windows with app details, titles, IDs, positions, sizes, and states. Filter windows by application name using fuzzy matching.

  MIT

• move_mouseA

  mac-use-mcp

  Move the mouse cursor to specific screen coordinates on macOS for desktop automation tasks.

  MIT

• waitA

  mac-use-mcp

  Pause execution for a specified duration to wait between UI operations in macOS automation workflows.

  MIT

• press_keyA

  mac-use-mcp

  Simulate keyboard presses with modifiers like cmd, ctrl, shift, and alt for macOS automation. Use key combos such as "cmd+c" or "ctrl+shift+F5" to automate tasks.

  MIT

• clipboard_writeA

  mac-use-mcp

  Write text to the macOS clipboard for desktop automation tasks, enabling AI agents to copy data programmatically.

  MIT

• focus_windowA

  mac-use-mcp

  Activate macOS applications and raise specific windows by title using fuzzy matching for app names. Switch between windows quickly to improve workflow efficiency.

  MIT