macuse-mcp

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Macuse is a native macOS application that empowers AI assistants to control and interact with macOS applications through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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Macuse MCP

MCPB Bundle for connecting Claude Desktop to Macuse.

What is Macuse?

Macuse is an MCP server for macOS that connects AI assistants to native apps and system automation.

ToolboxCapabilities
CalendarView calendars, search events, create/reschedule meetings, find free time slots
RemindersCreate reminders with due dates and priorities, mark complete, search across lists
MailSearch emails, read content, compose/send/reply, move between mailboxes
MessagesSearch iMessage conversations, send messages, retrieve chat history
NotesBrowse folders, full-text search, create and edit notes
ContactsLook up contacts by name/email/phone/company
Maps & LocationPlace search, directions, travel time, current location
UI ViewerInspect any app's UI hierarchy, read visible text, find elements
UI ControllerClick buttons, type text, press shortcuts, control any application

All processing runs locally on your Mac.

Why This MCP Bundle?

Claude Desktop doesn't support http:// remote connectors directly. This .mcpb provides a way to connect without manually editing configuration files.

Installation

Prerequisites

  1. Download Macuse from https://macuse.app/download/
  2. Drag Macuse.app into /Applications
  3. Launch and grant the necessary permissions

Install MCP Bundle

Download macuse.mcpb from Releases and double-click to install in Claude Desktop.

To uninstall, remove it from Claude Desktop settings.

Alternative: Direct CLI

For MCP clients that support custom commands, you can skip this MCP bundle and configure directly:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "macuse": {
      "command": "/Applications/Macuse.app/Contents/MacOS/macuse",
      "args": ["mcp"]
    }
  }
}

First Connection

  1. Macuse launches automatically if not running
  2. Approve the OAuth authorization prompt
  3. Connection established

Each client gets separate authorization, manageable in Macuse settings.

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