Nudge

Nudge is a powerful MCP server designed to control various aspects of your Mac environment seamlessly. By leveraging this server, you can automate tasks, manage settings, and enhance your development workflow on macOS. With Nudge, developers can easily create scripts and commands that interact with system-level functionalities, making it an essential tool for Mac-centric development.

Once you have connected to the Nudge server, you can issue commands to manipulate system settings, start applications, or retrieve information about your Mac's current state. Although specific tools are not documented yet, you can experiment with basic commands such as retrieving system configurations or controlling media playback. Effective queries often involve asking the server to perform actions that would typically require manual intervention on your Mac.

To get started with Nudge, ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine. You can check your Node.js installation by running node -v in your terminal.

Option A: Quick Start with npx

If you want to try Nudge quickly, you can use npx to run it without installing it globally:

npx -y haarshitgarg/nudge-server

Option B: Global Install Alternative

To install Nudge globally, clone the repository and run the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/haarshitgarg/Nudge-Server.git
cd Nudge-Server
npm install
npm start

When configuring Nudge, ensure you have the necessary permissions to modify system settings on your Mac. It's advisable to run the server with elevated privileges if you encounter permission issues. Additionally, keep an eye on any environment variables that may need to be set for optimal functionality, especially if you wish to customize the server behavior.