Apple Container MCP Server (ACMS) provides access to Apple's container CLI tool on macOS
ACMS is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to Apple's container CLI tool on macOS. ACMS can be run locally or accessed remotely via HTTP/S. The point of ACMS is to bring attention to the Containerization package and Container cli efforts. Inspiration for ACMS came from coderunner. Mac with Apple Silicon macOS 26+ - It can run on Sequoia with limitations. Xcode…
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ACMS is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to Apple's container CLI tool on macOS. ACMS can be run locally or accessed remotely via HTTP/S. The point of ACMS is to bring attention to the Containerization package and Container cli efforts. Inspiration for ACMS came from coderunner. Mac with Apple Silicon macOS 26+ - It can run on Sequoia with limitations. Xcode 26 - required to compile containerization Apple Containerization Framework - (required for…
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