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On-device connectors for the Mac apps below. They use this computer’s data, not a cloud OAuth token. macOS may ask for Automation, Full Disk Access, or other privacy permissions the first time. Each Apple app has its own Write action switch in Settings → Connectors. Turn it off to keep that app read-only. You ask in Chat. The model picks the tool. Writes wait for your approval unless you set that app to Always allow. Tool names show in Recent tool actions. You do not type them.

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MCP calls

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Apple Calendar

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Lists calendars in the Calendar app so you can pick a name before creating or searching events.
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Searches events on this Mac (defaults to the next seven days).
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Creates an event with a start and end.
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Updates an event found by search. Only fields you change are updated.
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Deletes an event found by search.

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Apple Contacts

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Finds people and returns phone numbers and emails. Use before texting, emailing, or inviting someone you name.
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Reads one contact card by id from search.

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Apple Mail

These calls use the Mail app on this Mac.
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Searches recent messages in a mailbox (Inbox by default).
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Reads one message by id from search.
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Sends email through Mail.

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Apple Messages

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Lists recent iMessage conversations (title, handle, last message).
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Searches iMessage history (needs Full Disk Access).
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Sends an iMessage to a phone number or Apple ID email.

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Apple Notes

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Searches Notes for a note or something you wrote down.
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Reads one note by id from search.
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Creates a new note.
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Appends text to an existing note.

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Apple Reminders

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Lists or searches reminders: what is on a list, what is due.
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Creates a reminder.
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Marks a reminder complete.