Developer Tool / MCP Servers
Cupertino is a macOS app that exposes Apple apps like Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Messages, Notes, Safari, Maps, Screen, and Sound through MCP servers for agents. It includes a signed menu-bar app, a visible permission model, read/write controls, and a live session log.
The page clearly describes a real AI-adjacent product for builders: an MCP bridge to everyday Apple apps on macOS. The snapshot shows concrete features, supported app surfaces, read/write gating, latency claims, and installation/buy/download options, which is enough for a public listing.
The page does not show hands-on docs or setup steps for connecting a client, and it does not expose deeper product details such as exact OS compatibility beyond macOS 26+, release notes, or whether the listed tools work equally well across all surfaced apps.
Last evaluated 55 days ago. Current rank #1170. Down 6 spots in the rankings.
A Rust Blu-ray disc analyzer that reimplements BDInfo for BDMV folders and ISO images, with CLI, desktop, and browser/WASM front ends.
WebLLM is a high-performance in-browser LLM inference engine that runs locally in the browser with WebGPU acceleration. It exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, supports streaming and JSON mode, and includes examples for building chat apps and browser extensions.
An open-source MCP and CLI tool that lets AI agents read and control the iOS Simulator, build and test Xcode apps, and handle common iOS interactions with a compact screen representation.
Open source inference engine for agents that self-tunes on the user’s hardware to run open models faster, with desktop app support and one-click connections to popular agents.
