macOS-first MCP bridge for FL Studio using CoreMIDI and FL Studio Python MIDI scripts.
macOS-first MCP bridge for FL Studio. It exposes FL Studio transport, mixer, channel, MIDI export, and Piano Roll note-apply workflows to MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP-capable tools. This is an alpha MVP. It is intentionally scoped around FL Studio's documented Python MIDI scripting and Piano Roll scripting APIs. It does not promise full headless FL Studio…
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macOS-first MCP bridge for FL Studio. It exposes FL Studio transport, mixer, channel, MIDI export, and Piano Roll note-apply workflows to MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP-capable tools. This is an alpha MVP. It is intentionally scoped around FL Studio's documented Python MIDI scripting and Piano Roll scripting APIs. It does not promise full headless FL Studio automation. Most FL Studio MCP work today is Windows-oriented. macOS has a cleaner CoreMIDI path…
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