tome

Why we included this project

Most MCP clients assume you are comfortable editing config files, but Tome goes the other way: install the desktop app, point it at a provider like OpenAI, Gemini, or a local Ollama instance, and enable MCP servers from a built-in interface, including one-click installs from the Smithery registry. That makes it a practical on-ramp for people who want tool-using models without the usual setup chores like editing JSON configs or running Docker. Beyond plain chat, it can run scheduled prompts hourly or daily, shows tool calls and reasoning messages natively, and includes a Telegram relay for chatting from your phone. It is still a technical preview and currently ships for Windows and macOS only, so treat it as a promising starting point for local-first, no-code MCP experiments rather than a finished product.