Safari MCP server

This is a small helper that connects your AI assistant to Safari on your Mac. Once it is set up, your AI can open pages, click buttons, fill in forms and take screenshots inside the real Safari you already use, with all your logins still in place. It is handy for people who want their AI to do everyday web tasks for them without switching browsers.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something that involves a web page. The AI sends the request to this helper. The helper talks to Safari on your Mac and does the step, like opening a page, clicking a link or typing into a field. Then it sends the result back, so your AI can tell you what it found or confirm what it changed. Safari stays in the background, so it does not jump in front of whatever you are doing.

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What you can do with it

• Open a web page in Safari and read what is on it
• Click buttons and links on a page
• Fill in forms, including on sites built with React or similar tools
• Take screenshots of pages
• Check the network activity of a page
• Look at cookies and stored data on a site
• Run several browser tasks at once without them fighting over tabs

Try asking your AI

• “Open my Gmail and tell me if I have any new messages from my boss”
• “Go to the company dashboard and screenshot the sales numbers for this week”
• “Fill in the contact form on this page with my name and email”
• “Check what cookies this site is setting and list them for me”

What it gives back to you

You get back plain answers in the chat, like a summary of what is on a page, a list of links or form fields, or a screenshot. If your AI clicked or filled something in, it tells you what it did. It can also show you small details like network requests or stored data when you ask.

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Who it's for

Mac users who want their AI assistant to handle everyday web tasks in the Safari browser they already use.