Macuse MCP Server

What is Macuse?

Macuse is a native macOS app that connects AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and Raycast to your computer via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables deep integration with native apps (Calendar, Mail, Notes, Reminders) and UI control over any macOS application, turning natural language commands into real actions.

How to use Macuse?

Download and launch Macuse from the official website, grant Accessibility permissions, and generate an access token. Then configure your MCP-compatible AI client (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Raycast) using the provided JSON configuration with stdio or SSE transport. Once configured, simply give natural language commands to control your Mac.

Key features of Macuse

• System control: launch apps, list running and active applications
• UI inspector: get hierarchy, find elements, extract visible text
• UI interaction: click, type, press keys, activate elements
• Calendar management: create, update, delete, and search events
• Mail control: compose, reply, forward, read, and manage emails
• Notes and Reminders management: create, update, search, and delete

Use cases of Macuse

• Create calendar events with reminders using natural language
• Send, read, and organize emails across multiple accounts
• Navigate websites and click links through AI-controlled Safari
• Manage Apple Notes and Reminders with task creation and updates
• Execute multi-app workflows like checking calendar, creating notes, and sending summaries