Optional add-on for imessage-mcp: exposes a send_message tool so MCP clients can also send iMessages.
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# imessage-mcp-send Optional add-on for [`imessage-mcp`](https://pypi.org/project/imessage-mcp/) that adds a `send_message` MCP tool. With this installed, your MCP client can also **send** iMessages, not just read them. **Sending is irreversible.** Install only if you understand and accept that — and only with an MCP client that surfaces tool calls to you for confirmation before executing them. ## Install ```bash uv tool install imessage-mcp-send ``` This pulls in `imessage-mcp` as a dependency, so you don't need to install it separately. ## Quickstart ```bash imessage-mcp-send setup # opens the macOS Full Disk Access pane imessage-mcp-send serve # MCP server on http://127.0.0.1:8765/mcp # exposes list_chats, read_messages, search_messages, send_message ``` On first send, macOS will prompt for **Automation** permission for whatever app is running the CLI (Terminal, iTerm, etc.) to control **Messages**. Click Allow. ## With the broker ([`imessage-bridge`](https://pypi.org/project/imessage-bridge/)) Install both: ```bash uv tool install imessage-mcp-send uv tool install imessage-bridge ``` `imessage-bridge serve --public` auto-detects this package and exposes send via your broker URL too. ## The new tool | Tool | Arguments | Purpose | |---|---|---| | `send_message` | `text`, `recipient?`, `chat_id?` | Send to a phone/email **or** reply to a 1:1 chat. Group chats not supported. | ## License MIT
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