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Battlestation

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Capture, audit, and restore macOS system preferences from a human-readable TOML file.

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Battlestation allows users to externalize their macOS system preferences into an auditable TOML file, enabling seamless restoration on new machines or synchronization across multiple systems. It manages a curated set of over 150 settings, including hidden preferences, across various macOS domains like keyboard, Dock, Finder, and appearance, providing clear annotations for each entry. The tool ensures consistency by allowing users to detect and apply changes programmatically, and can integrate into automation workflows or function as an MCP server.

Key Features

01Captures over 150 macOS system preferences, including hidden settings, to an annotated TOML file.
02Schedules periodic checks for system drift and posts macOS notifications when changes are detected.
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04Applies preferences from the TOML file to the system declaratively, with undo capabilities.
05Functions as a STDIO Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, exposing all capabilities programmatically.
06Compares live system settings against the TOML file, highlighting discrepancies.

Use Cases

01Auditing current macOS configurations and identifying any unauthorized or unexpected changes.
02Automating the synchronization and management of macOS dotfiles and system settings across multiple devices.
03Setting up a new macOS machine with a consistent, predefined set of system preferences.