Search and read Apple Messages — chats and decoded text, sending off by default
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apple_messages_catch_upRead back what has been said in a chat and what is waiting on a reply, with handles resolved to names where that is actually possible. Read-only.Read back what has been said in a chat and what is waiting on a reply, with handles resolved to names where that is actually possible. Read-only.
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apple_messages_sendCompose and send an iMessage or SMS. Requires writes. Sending is immediate and cannot be undone — this prompt confirms the recipient before anything goes out.Compose and send an iMessage or SMS. Requires writes. Sending is immediate and cannot be undone — this prompt confirms the recipient before anything goes out.
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apple_messages_diagnosticsReport whether the Messages store could be opened, how much is in it, whether names are being resolved, and what this server cannot do. Start here when a read returns nothing.Report whether the Messages store could be opened, how much is in it, whether names are being resolved, and what this server cannot do. Start here when a read returns nothing.
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apple_messages_send_messageNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
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apple_messages_list_chatsList conversations, most recently active first, with their participants and message counts. Names come from Contacts where they resolve; where they do not, the raw phone number or email is shown and `resolution` says why. Use the returned ref to read one conversation with apple_messages_list_messag…List conversations, most recently active first, with their participants and message counts. Names come from Contacts where they resolve; where they do not, the raw phone number or email is shown and `resolution` says why. Use the returned ref to read one conversation with apple_messages_list_messag…
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apple_messages_find_codesNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
apple_messages_list_messagesRead messages, newest first — the whole store, or one conversation, or a date window. Tapbacks are excluded by default because they are rows in the same table and would otherwise read as messages nobody typed.
Every message carries `from.name` where Contacts resolves it and `from.handle` always. `…Read messages, newest first — the whole store, or one conversation, or a date window. Tapbacks are excluded by default because they are rows in the same table and would otherwise read as messages nobody typed. Every message carries `from.name` where Contacts resolves it and `from.handle` always. `…
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apple_messages_search_messagesSearch message text across every conversation. Matches are substring and case-insensitive.
This searches ALL messages, including the roughly 3% whose text lives only in an archived blob rather than in a plain column — those are invisible to any SQL query and are decoded here. `textSource` on each…Search message text across every conversation. Matches are substring and case-insensitive. This searches ALL messages, including the roughly 3% whose text lives only in an archived blob rather than in a plain column — those are invisible to any SQL query and are decoded here. `textSource` on each…
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apple_messages_get_messageOne message in full, with its tapbacks and attachments. Reactions are reported here rather than mixed into the conversation, which is the whole reason list_messages filters them out.One message in full, with its tapbacks and attachments. Reactions are reported here rather than mixed into the conversation, which is the whole reason list_messages filters them out.
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Search and read Apple Messages — chats and decoded text, sending off by default
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