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"iTunes" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve streaming analytics summaries for your catalog. Filter by date range, platform, release, or artist to get metrics like streams, listeners, saves, and more.
    MIT
  • Check an app's search ranking for a keyword on the App Store. Optionally provide a bundle ID to find the rank of a specific app in search results.
    MIT
  • Play a specific song in Apple Music by searching for its exact name. Use this tool to control playback on macOS through AppleScript commands.
    MIT
  • Federated image search across license-aware providers. Returns ranked candidates with license and attribution details, defaulting to safe-only content.
    MIT

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  • iTunes Search MCP — Apple's public catalog search

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  • Resolve any song or album to streaming, digital purchase, or physical media links. Results ranked by trust and availability from major platforms.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Apple Podcasts chart rankings by country, category, and limit. Access top podcasts and audio podcasts from public iTunes RSS feeds.
    MIT
  • Retrieve canonical album cover art from MusicBrainz, iTunes, and Spotify. All results are editorial-licensed and suitable for album identification interfaces.
    MIT
  • Search for musical artist images by category: portrait, album, logo, or performing. Fetches from multiple licensed sources for content creation.
    MIT
  • Create a new Apple Music playlist by specifying a name and adding tracks from your library. Provide exact song titles in a comma-separated list to build custom collections.
    MIT
  • Analyze your app's keywords to assess search competition, difficulty, and budget usage. Identify competing apps and optimize keyword strategy.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ranked App Store apps from iTunes RSS collections. Optionally expand each app with full lookup details.
    MIT
  • Start playback in Apple Music on macOS to resume listening to your music library or current queue.
    MIT
  • Pause Apple Music playback on macOS. Use this MCP command to temporarily stop music without closing the application.
    MIT
  • Return to the previous track in Apple Music playback on macOS. Use this tool to navigate backward in your listening queue or playlist.
    MIT