iMessage MCP
Enables reading the local iMessage database and sending messages through Messages.app on macOS, with both local stdio and remote HTTP access.
README
iMessage MCP
An MCP server that reads the local iMessage database and sends messages through Messages.app on macOS.
It runs over stdio for local use and over HTTP for remote use, so a phone or tablet can reach the same server that the laptop uses. That is the point of the project: the desktop-only iMessage integrations work well, but the desktop is the wrong place — the messages worth acting on arrive while you are away from it.
Status
Early. The read layer is being built; the HTTP transport, auth, and deployment
are not written yet. See docs/scope.md for the design, the measurements behind
it, and what is deliberately deferred.
Requirements
- macOS, with Messages signed in
- Python 3.12+ and uv
- Full Disk Access for the Python interpreter, to read
~/Library/Messages/chat.db
Sending additionally needs permission to control Messages, which macOS prompts for the first time a message is sent.
Development
uv sync --extra test
uv run pytest
The test suite is offline and runs against a synthetic database built from Apple's schema. It never opens the real one, so it works on a machine that has never sent an iMessage.
License
MIT
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