Mac MCP
A local macOS control server that exposes shell access, files, browser automation and UI control to MCP clients and Custom GPT Actions, with agent teams, memory and a local operations dashboard.
Mac MCP is a local control server that exposes a Mac to AI agents through a native MCP endpoint and a REST/OpenAPI surface, covering shell commands, files, browser automation, macOS UI control, delegated OpenCode or Codex agents, memory, Agent Skills and voice interaction, plus a local operations dashboard.
Because it can execute commands, read and write files and control desktop apps, its bootstrap defaults fail closed: without explicit configuration, MCP authentication is required, shell execution and HTTP/browser host allowlists are disabled, and the permission profile defaults to standard rather than trusted; a normal installer run generates the API key and writes explicit settings. The operations dashboard is loopback-only and needs its own per-user bearer token.
A recent release adds stronger process boundaries for delegated agents, team orchestration with dependency graphs and reviewer quality gates, isolated per-agent Git worktrees for coding work, a shared admission scheduler for concurrent teams, and a computer-use planner with conditional branches and bounded retry.