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    Local MCP server for macOS native apps: Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Messages, and Contacts. Enables reading and organizing your Mac life through a single stdio process using AppleScript/JXA.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI assistants to read, create, update, and delete data in macOS apps (Reminders, Calendar, Notes, Mail, Messages, Contacts) via natural language, using EventKit, JXA, and SQLite backends.
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  • MCP commerce surface for compute credits, API keys, GPU instances, and cloud storage.

  • Track app-store keyword rankings, rank history, listing metadata, engagement, reviews, and competitors across the iOS App Store, macOS App Store, Google Play, and Microsoft Store.

  • Identify outdated applications on macOS by scanning Homebrew, Mac App Store, and system updates; returns current and available version lists.
    MIT
  • Refresh Claude subscription usage data by reading the OAuth token from the macOS Keychain and calling the Anthropic API, updating the local cache without opening a browser.
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  • Retrieves the current macOS audio output volume as a percentage. Provides the current volume level for system automation and control.
    MIT
  • Verify macOS Accessibility and Screen Recording permissions for desktop automation. Returns status and setup instructions for missing permissions.
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  • Retrieve the current macOS desktop context including frontmost app, visible applications, Chrome browser tabs with URLs, window positions, and screen resolution for a quick overview of the user's active desktop.
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  • List all currently booted iOS Simulators on macOS to identify active devices for further actions.
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  • Starts the SupaSidebar app to enable access and organization of open browser tabs, bookmarks, and links across all macOS browsers.
    MIT