macPilot
MacPilot CLI is an open-source tool that enables interaction with macOS through the MCP. It provides a collection of system tools that allow AI assistants to perform various operations on macOS systems, including mouse control, screenshots, text pasting, application launching, and more.
What is macPilot?
What is MacPilot CLI? MacPilot CLI is an open-source tool that enables interaction with macOS through the Model Control Protocol (MCP). It allows AI assistants to perform various operations on macOS systems, such as mouse control, screenshots, text pasting, and application launching. How to use MacPilot CLI? To use MacPilot CLI, you need a Mac computer with Apple Silicon running macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later. Download the binary file from the Releases section on GitHub, configure your MCP-compatible application, and grant the necessary permissions. Key features of MacPilot CLI? Control mouse movements and clicks Take screenshots of the entire screen Paste text from the clipboard Launch applications and execute shell commands Retrieve information about installed applications and windows Use cases of MacPilot CLI? Automating repetitive tasks on macOS using AI assistants. Enhancing accessibility features for users with disabilities. Integrating with AI models to perform complex operations on macOS. FAQ from MacPilot CLI? What macOS versions are supported? MacPilot CLI supports macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) and later. Is MacPilot CLI free to use? Yes! MacPilot CLI is an open-source tool and is free to use. What permissions are required to use MacPilot CLI? You need to grant screen recording and accessibility permissions to the application using MacPilot CLI.
As an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, macPilot enables AI agents to communicate effectively through standardized interfaces. The Model Context Protocol simplifies integration between different AI models and agent systems.
How to use macPilot
To use MacPilot CLI, you need a Mac computer with Apple Silicon running macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later. Download the binary file from the Releases section on GitHub, configure your MCP-compatible application, and grant the necessary permissions. Key features of MacPilot CLI? Control mouse movements and clicks Take screenshots of the entire screen Paste text from the clipboard Launch applications and execute shell commands Retrieve information about installed applications and windows Use cases of MacPilot CLI? Automating repetitive tasks on macOS using AI assistants. Enhancing accessibility features for users with disabilities. Integrating with AI models to perform complex operations on macOS. FAQ from MacPilot CLI? What macOS versions are supported? MacPilot CLI supports macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) and later. Is MacPilot CLI free to use? Yes! MacPilot CLI is an open-source tool and is free to use. What permissions are required to use MacPilot CLI? You need to grant screen recording and accessibility permissions to the application using MacPilot CLI.
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MCP servers like macPilot can be used with various AI models including Claude and other language models to extend their capabilities through the Model Context Protocol.
About Model Context Protocol (MCP)
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standardized way for AI agents to communicate with various services and tools. MCP servers like macPilot provide specific capabilities that can be accessed through a consistent interface, making it easier to build powerful AI applications with complex workflows.
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