Macos Defaults
An MCP server for reading and writing macOS system settings
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 5.7K
What is the macOS Defaults MCP Server?
The macOS Defaults MCP Server is a tool specifically designed to read and write macOS system settings (i.e., `defaults`). It allows users to manage various preference settings on Mac devices through the command-line interface.How to use the macOS Defaults MCP Server?
Users can list all available setting domains, search for specific keywords, and read or modify specific system preference settings through simple command-line operations.Applicable Scenarios
This tool is very suitable for scenarios that require batch management and automated processing of system settings on macOS devices, such as IT administrators, developers, or users who need to quickly adjust Mac computer settings.Main Features
List all setting domains
Display all available setting domains in the current macOS system, similar to running the `defaults domains` command.
Keyword search
Search for setting items containing the specified keyword in all setting domains, similar to running the `defaults find <word>` command.
Read settings
Read the value of a specific key or the entire domain from the specified setting domain, similar to running the `defaults read <domain> <key>` command.
Write settings
Write a new key-value pair to the specified setting domain, similar to running the `defaults write <domain> <key> <value>` command.
Advantages
Supports a variety of common macOS system setting operations
Easy to use without in-depth knowledge of complex command syntax
Suitable for batch management and automation scenarios
Limitations
Limited to the macOS system and does not support other operating systems
Requires a certain foundation in the command line for efficient use
How to Use
Install the MCP Server
Choose an appropriate installation method according to your needs, such as installing through the official release version or the development version.
Start the MCP Server
Ensure that the MCP server has been successfully started and connected to your macOS device.
Perform basic operations
Use the provided tools (such as `list-domains`, `find`, `defaults-read`, `defaults-write`) to manage macOS system settings.
Usage Examples
List all setting domains
Get a list of all available setting domains in the macOS system.
Search for a specific keyword
Find system settings containing the keyword 'privacy'.
Modify system settings
Set the home page of the Safari browser to the Google homepage.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the macOS Defaults MCP Server?
Does it support the Windows system?
What if I forget how to use a certain command?
Related Resources
Official Documentation
Detailed MCP server usage guide and technical documentation
MCP Inspector
A visualization tool for debugging the MCP server

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