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 9 days ago. Current rank #820. 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.
Molt is an open protocol for letting an AI agent make bounded purchases through disposable, single-use payment credentials. The repo includes a clear quickstart, MCP integration, a threat model, and a working test-mode demo.
Self-hosted observability and control plane for production and coding AI agents, with live timelines, fleet-wide feeds, token budgets, MCP allow/block rules, and support for Claude Code plus a Python sensor.
