iMCP

Why we included this project

For people who live in the Apple ecosystem and use an MCP-capable assistant like Claude Desktop, iMCP turns personal macOS data into tools that assistant can actually call. The app runs as a menu-bar utility and bundles a small MCP server exposing calendar, contacts, messages, reminders, location, maps, and weather, so a question like what's on my calendar this week gets an answer built from your real events instead of a guess. Each capability is switched on separately through Apple's standard permission dialogs, and the app itself does not collect or store your data. Developers will also find it a useful reference for a native Swift MCP server, with Bonjour discovery and a stdio proxy keeping the app and the command-line tool in sync. If you are weighing whether to let an agent touch personal data at all, the permission handling here is worth a close look.