gnome-mcp-server
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The GNOME MCP Server allows AI models to interact with the GNOME desktop environment through a Model Context Protocol, providing access to various desktop resources and tools.
The GNOME MCP Server is designed to facilitate seamless interaction between AI models and the GNOME desktop environment. By leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), this server grants AI models access to a range of desktop resources and tools, enabling them to perform tasks such as managing notifications, launching applications, and controlling media playback. The server is highly configurable, allowing users to customize its behavior through a configuration file. This file can be placed in various locations, including the current directory, user config directory, or system config directory. The server supports a wide array of tools and resources, making it a versatile solution for integrating AI capabilities into the GNOME desktop. With its robust feature set and flexible configuration options, the GNOME MCP Server is an ideal choice for developers looking to enhance their desktop applications with AI-driven functionality.
Features
- Customizable configuration through JSON files
- Access to desktop resources like calendar and tasks
- Control over media playback and volume settings
- Ability to send notifications and launch applications
- Support for window management and quick settings adjustments
Tools
send_notification
Send a notification with a title and content.
launch_application
Launch an application by name or executable.
set_volume
Adjust the system volume or mute/unmute.
media_control
Control media playback with actions like play, pause, and stop.
window_management
Manage windows with actions like focus, close, and maximize.