iMCP

When you open the app, you'll see aicon in your menu bar.

Clicking on this icon reveals the iMCP menu, which displays all available services. Initially, all services will appear in gray, indicating they're inactive.

The blue toggle switch at the top indicates that the MCP server is running and ready to connect with MCP-compatible clients.

To activate a service, click on its icon. The system will prompt you with a permission dialog. For example, when activating Calendar access, you'll see a dialog asking"iMCP" Would Like Full Access to Your Calendar. ClickAllow Full Accessto continue.

Open Claude Desktop and go to "Settings... (⌘,)". Click on "Developer" in the sidebar of the Settings pane, and then click on "Edit Config". This will create a configuration file at~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json.

To connect iMCP to Claude Desktop, click> "Configure Claude Desktop".

This will add or update the MCP server configuration to use theimcp-serverexecutable bundled in the application. Other MCP server configurations in the file will be preserved.

Click> "Copy server command to clipboard". Then openclaude_desktop_config.jsonin your editor and enter the following:

{ "mcpServers": { "iMCP": { "command": "{paste iMCP server command}" } } }

Quit and reopen the Claude Desktop app. You'll be prompted to approve the connection.

After approving the connection, you should now see 🔨12 in the bottom right corner of your chat box. Click on that to see a list of all the tools made available to Claude by iMCP.

Now you can ask Claude questions that require access to your personal data, such as:

"How's the weather where I am?"

Claude will use the appropriate tools to retrieve this information, providing you with accurate, personalized responses without requiring you to manually share this data during your conversation.

To add iMCP globally after installing the app:

claude mcp add --scope user iMCP -- /Applications/iMCP.app/Contents/MacOS/imcp-server

If you've already configured Claude Desktop, you can import its MCP servers:

Open this deep link to automatically install the iMCP server:

To add iMCP globally (available in all projects):

amp mcp add iMCP -- /Applications/iMCP.app/Contents/MacOS/imcp-server

Apple doesn't provide public APIs for accessing your messages. However, the Messages app on macOS stores data in a SQLite database located at~/Library/Messages/chat.db.

But opening the iMessage database is just half the battle. Over the past few years, Apple has moved away from storing messages in plain text and instead toward a proprietarytypedstreamformat.

{ "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Person", "name": "Mattt", "url": "https://mat.tt" }

Click> "Copy server command to clipboard"

Open a terminal and run the following commands:

- Enter "iMCP" as the name
- Select "STDIO" as the transport
- Paste the copied iMCP server command
- Click "Add Server"

This project is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

iMessage® is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Apple Inc.

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