Gives Claude, GPT, or any MCP client direct control over macOS through the Accessibility API. You get tools for clicking coordinates, typing text, launching apps, managing windows, executing AppleScript, and capturing UI state without needing vision models. Works on macOS 12 and up. The server exposes keyboard shortcuts, mouse operations, scrolling, and can extract interactive elements from the accessibility tree. Runs over stdio for desktop clients or SSE/HTTP for network access. Includes a Pi Agent package that wraps the core tools. Requires Accessibility and Screen Recording permissions. Useful when you want an LLM to drive macOS UI directly instead of building custom automation scripts.
claude mcp add --transport stdio jeomon-macos-mcp uvx macos-mcp