MCP Server - Remote MacOs Use
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The first open-source MCP server that enables AI to fully control remote macOS systems. It's a direct alternative to OpenAI Operator, optimized for autonomous AI agents with complete desktop capabilities, requiring no additional software installation.
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What is MCP Server - Remote MacOs Use?
This is an open-source MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that allows AI agents to remotely control macOS systems. It provides a native macOS experience for AI, enabling them to interact with the desktop environment without needing extra software on the target machine.
How to use MCP Server - Remote MacOs Use?
To use this server, you need to enable Screen Sharing on your target macOS machine, install Docker Desktop on your local machine, and configure Claude Desktop to use the Docker image with the necessary environment variables (macOS username, password, hostname/IP, LiveKit API key/secret/host). The server exposes tools like remote_macos_get_screen, remote_macos_send_keys, remote_macos_send_mouse, and remote_macos_scale_coordinates for AI interaction.
Key features of MCP Server - Remote MacOs Use
No Extra API Costs
Minimal Setup
Universal Compatibility
Open Architecture
Effortless Deployment
Streamlined Bootstrap Process
WebRTC Support via LiveKit
Use cases of MCP Server - Remote MacOs Use
Automated candidate information collection and screening
LinkedIn engagement (following, liking, commenting)
Twitter engagement (following, liking, commenting)
Research Twitter and Post Twitter
Use CapCut to create short highlight video
FAQ from MCP Server - Remote MacOs Use
What is the primary advantage of this server?
What is the primary advantage of this server?
It allows AI agents to natively interact with macOS without requiring additional software installation on the target machine.
What is the setup process?
What is the setup process?
Enable Screen Sharing on the target macOS, install Docker Desktop locally, and configure Claude Desktop to use the Docker image with the necessary environment variables.
What kind of authentication does it support?
What kind of authentication does it support?
It supports Apple Authentication (protocol 30).
What are the limitations of the server?
What are the limitations of the server?
It only supports Apple Authentication (protocol 30).
How does LiveKit integration improve the server?
How does LiveKit integration improve the server?
LiveKit integration provides WebRTC support, enabling low-latency real-time screen sharing, improved performance, better network efficiency, and automatic quality adaptation.