What kind of inputs can I use?

You can use both text input and file-based input for running shortcuts, providing flexibility for different automation scenarios.

What are some example use cases?

Automate repetitive tasks, trigger system events, control smart home devices, or process data through existing Siri Shortcuts workflows, all via LLM control.

What does Siri Shortcuts MCP Server do?

It exposes your macOS Siri Shortcuts to Large Language Models (LLMs) using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing LLMs to run and automate your shortcuts.

The server provides a set of tools that LLMs can use to list, open, and run Siri Shortcuts. It dynamically generates tools for each available shortcut on your system.

How do I configure it to work with Claude?

You need to add a specific configuration block to your Claude setup that specifies the command and arguments to run the Siri Shortcuts MCP Server. See the README for example.

Siri Shortcuts

Name: Siri Shortcuts
Author: dvcrn

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Exposes macOS Siri Shortcuts to Large Language Models (LLMs) via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

This tool enables Large Language Models (LLMs) to interact with macOS Siri Shortcuts through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides a dynamic interface for LLMs to list, open, and execute shortcuts defined in the macOS Shortcuts app, effectively extending the LLM's capabilities with the functionalities available within those shortcuts. The server automatically generates tools for each available shortcut, allowing for a flexible and customizable experience. This allows LLMs to perform a wide array of tasks, from system automation to application control, directly from natural language commands.

主な機能

01Exposes all available macOS Siri Shortcuts to LLMs.

02Dynamically generates tools for each available shortcut.

03Supports text input and file-based input for shortcut execution.

04Provides standard MCP error handling.

05Allows listing, opening, and running shortcuts.

ユースケース

01Integrating macOS applications and services into LLM workflows.

02Creating custom LLM-driven workflows leveraging Siri Shortcuts.

03Automating macOS tasks through natural language commands.