
Local Mcp
Give your Mac-based coding agent native access to Mail, Calendar, Teams, OneDrive, and dozens of other local apps from one MCP server.
Overview
com.local-mcp/local-mcp is a Build-phase MCP server that exposes 80+ native macOS tools for Mail, Calendar, Teams, OneDrive, and related apps to AI agents.
What is this MCP server?
- Native macOS MCP server (local-mcp on npm) at version 3.0.8
- 80+ tools spanning Mail, Calendar, Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, and more
- stdio transport for local-only, low-latency agent calls
- Open-source repo: github.com/lanchuske/local-mcp
- Bridges personal productivity stack without cloud-only SaaS glue code
- Server version 3.0.8
- 80+ tools documented in server description
- npm package identifier: local-mcp with stdio transport
What problem does it solve?
Switching between your agent and Mail, Calendar, or OneDrive constantly breaks deep-work sessions on macOS.
Who is it for?
Mac-based indie hackers who want agent-driven mail, calendar, and Microsoft 365 workflows beside their repo.
Skip if: Windows or Linux-only dev environments, headless CI bots, or teams forbidden from desktop automation.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can read, schedule, and coordinate desktop productivity data through one stdio MCP server on your Mac.
- Agent-callable access to 80+ macOS productivity tools
- Local stdio MCP setup documented in your dotfiles or team onboarding
- Workflows that combine coding tasks with mail and calendar actions
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How it compares
Native macOS desktop MCP bridge, not a cloud CRM or generic browser automation skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is com.local-mcp/local-mcp for?
Solo builders on macOS who use MCP-enabled agents and want deep hooks into Mail, Calendar, Teams, and OneDrive.
When should I use com.local-mcp/local-mcp?
Use it while building agent workflows that draft replies, schedule calls, or fetch files from your real desktop stack.
How do I add com.local-mcp/local-mcp to my agent?
Install the local-mcp npm package, add it as a stdio MCP server in your client config, grant macOS permissions, and sign into the apps you need.