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The project "mcp-server-siri-shortcuts" is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to integrate Siri Shortcuts functionality on macOS with large language models (LLMs). It enables LLMs to interact with the macOS Shortcuts app by listing, opening, and running Siri Shortcuts through the MCP interface. This server exposes all available shortcuts on the system, allowing the LLM to call any shortcut accessible in the Shortcuts app. The core features include listing all shortcuts, opening a specific shortcut in the Shortcuts app, and running shortcuts with optional input parameters. The server dynamically generates tools for each available shortcut, making it easier for the LLM to invoke specific shortcuts directly. The server provides base tools such as `list_shortcuts` to retrieve all available shortcuts, `open_shortcut` to open a shortcut by name, and `run_shortcut` to execute a shortcut with optional input. Additionally, it creates dynamic tools named after each shortcut, allowing direct execution with optional input. Configuration options include environment variables to enable or disable dynamic tool generation and to inject the list of shortcuts into tool descriptions for better LLM understanding. Implementation-wise, the server leverages the macOS `shortcuts` command-line interface to interact with the Shortcuts app. It sanitizes shortcut names to ensure compatibility with tool naming conventions and supports both text and file inputs for running shortcuts. The server also returns the output of shortcuts when available and follows standard MCP error handling protocols. This project is particularly useful for integrating macOS automation via Siri Shortcuts into AI workflows, enabling LLMs to control and automate tasks on macOS through natural language commands and the MCP framework.
https://github.com/dvcrn/mcp-server-siri-shortcuts
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