LLM access to Apple Mail and iCloud via AppleScript. Read, search, compose, reply, flag and delete.
The only way to give Claude (or any LLM) access to Apple Mail and iCloud. Gmail and Outlook have APIs. iCloud doesn't. If you're a Mac user whose email lives in Apple Mail — iCloud, iCloud+, or any account synced through it — there's no web API an LLM can call. This server bridges that gap using AppleScript on your local machine. It gives Claude full control over Apple Mail: read, search,…
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The only way to give Claude (or any LLM) access to Apple Mail and iCloud. Gmail and Outlook have APIs. iCloud doesn't. If you're a Mac user whose email lives in Apple Mail — iCloud, iCloud+, or any account synced through it — there's no web API an LLM can call. This server bridges that gap using AppleScript on your local machine. It gives Claude full control over Apple Mail: read, search, compose, reply, move, flag, and delete messages using natural language, against your real inbox, with no…
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