macOS GUI Control
The macOS GUI Tools server provides AI assistants with the ability to interact with native macOS applications through a set of specialized tools. Built with Python using the FastMCP framework, it enables operations like capturing screenshots of applications, identifying UI elements (buttons and text areas), moving the mouse cursor to specific coordinates, clicking, and typing text. The implementation supports various Apple applications including Notes, Safari, Mail, and others by leveraging the macOS accessibility framework to extract UI element information. This server is particularly valuable for workflows requiring desktop automation within AI assistant conversations, allowing users to control their Mac applications without manual intervention.
I/O
heuristic · beta该 skill 无 npm 包，暂用描述启发式推断 I/O；接入后可实测。
综合分
效果测评卡
进行中 · 待运行真实 I/O 已解决「输入输出是什么」；下一步接 agent 真跑，量化「效果好不好」。
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