Read-only Mac Calendar MCP server with indexed archive search.
Workspace for MCP servers that expose local Apple app data to assistants. Package | Status | Purpose | ---------|--------|---------| | Beta | Mac Mail MCP server with disk-first reads and full-coverage FTS5 body search. | | Alpha | Read-only Mac Calendar MCP server with indexed archive search. | Install the package you want: Build local indexes for fast search: Generate optional config files:…
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Workspace for MCP servers that expose local Apple app data to assistants. Package | Status | Purpose | ---------|--------|---------| | Beta | Mac Mail MCP server with disk-first reads and full-coverage FTS5 body search. | | Alpha | Read-only Mac Calendar MCP server with indexed archive search. | Install the package you want: Build local indexes for fast search: Generate optional config files: Index scope is configured separately from tool defaults. Use settings such as Mail or Calendar to…
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