Full CRUD MCP server for OmniFocus via Omni Automation — tasks, projects, folders, tags, recurrence.
An MCP server for OmniFocus that exposes the full Omni Automation JavaScript API to LLM callers. macOS only. Requires OmniFocus running on the same machine. The entire implementation runs OmniJS snippets inside OmniFocus via — no AppleScript string generation, no scripting dictionary limitations. macOS (Omni Automation is macOS-only; the server will not start on other platforms) OmniFocus…
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An MCP server for OmniFocus that exposes the full Omni Automation JavaScript API to LLM callers. macOS only. Requires OmniFocus running on the same machine. The entire implementation runs OmniJS snippets inside OmniFocus via — no AppleScript string generation, no scripting dictionary limitations. macOS (Omni Automation is macOS-only; the server will not start on other platforms) OmniFocus installed and running Add to your MCP client config (e.g. Claude Desktop ): For development (no build…
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