Remote macOS MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  View the remote macOS desktop and capture screenshots for context-aware decision making.

• 2

  Perform GUI automation on macOS — send keystrokes, move/click/drag the mouse, open applications, and scroll — without installing agents on the target machine.

• 3

  Low-latency interactive control using WebRTC (LiveKit) or traditional VNC screen sharing for live demos, social media posting, or video editing workflows.

Description

This MCP server connects to macOS machines via Screen Sharing (VNC) and optional WebRTC (LiveKit) and exposes tools for screenshots, keyboard input, mouse actions, application activation, and drag-and-drop, all driven via environment variables. It integrates with Claude Desktop (and any MCP client) so autonomous agents can perform GUI tasks like email automation, social engagement, and video editing with minimal setup. Benefits include zero-install on target macs, model-agnostic design, and the ability to leverage existing Claude Pro screen-processing without extra API charges.