apple-productivity-mcp
Connects Claude Code to Apple Mail, Calendar, and Reminders through macOS automation APIs, enabling management of emails, events, and reminders via natural language.
README
Apple Productivity Local MCP
A local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Claude Code on macOS. It connects Claude Code to Apple Mail, Calendar, and Reminders through macOS automation APIs.
Privacy and architecture
- The server uses stdio: it is started by Claude Code only when a tool call is needed and stops when the Claude Code session releases it.
- It does not expose an HTTP port or background daemon.
- It does not include credentials, API keys, or user data in this repository.
- Data is read from the local Apple apps via
osascript. Any data returned to Claude Code is then available to the active Claude Code session, so use it only with a trusted local Claude Code installation. - Mail, Calendar, and Reminders changes may sync through iCloud, CalDAV, Exchange, or another account provider; "local" describes where the MCP runs, not where Apple stores or synchronizes the resulting data.
Tools
apple_mail_list- list message metadataapple_mail_get- read one message, including its bodyapple_mail_send- send a messageapple_mail_update_status- mark read/unread or flag/unflagapple_mail_move- move a messageapple_mail_delete- delete a message
Calendar
apple_calendar_list_events- list events in a time rangeapple_calendar_create_event- create an eventapple_calendar_update_event- update an eventapple_calendar_delete_event- delete an event
Reminders
apple_reminders_list- list remindersapple_reminders_create- create a reminderapple_reminders_update- update a reminderapple_reminders_complete- complete a reminderapple_reminders_delete- delete a reminder
Destructive and external actions are intentionally named and described explicitly so Claude Code can ask for confirmation according to its permission settings.
Requirements
- macOS with Apple Mail, Calendar, and Reminders
- Node.js 20+
- Claude Code
Grant macOS Automation access to the application that launches Claude Code (for example, Terminal, iTerm, or Claude Code) under System Settings > Privacy & Security > Automation. Enable Mail, Calendar, and Reminders when prompted.
Install in Claude Code
claude mcp add --scope user apple-productivity-local -- \
/usr/local/bin/node /absolute/path/to/apple-productivity-mcp/src/index.js
Verify the connection:
claude mcp get apple-productivity-local
Remove it again:
claude mcp remove apple-productivity-local -s user
Development
npm install
npm test
Run macOS integration tests after granting Automation permissions:
npm run test:integration
The default test run skips those integration tests because they access the user's live Apple applications.
License
MIT. See LICENSE.
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