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riffmcp

Native macOS MCP server that lets LLMs compose and play music

How to use

The riffmcp server is a native macOS implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enables large language models (LLMs) to compose and play music seamlessly. By leveraging this server, developers can integrate advanced music composition capabilities into their applications, allowing for creative and interactive musical experiences driven by AI.

Once you have connected to the riffmcp server, you can send commands to compose music or trigger playback. Use specific queries like "compose a jazz piece" or "play a Beethoven style melody" to interact effectively with the server. The server is designed to understand and respond to varied musical prompts, enhancing the creative potential of your applications.

How to install

Prerequisites

Option A: Quick Start with npx

You can quickly start using riffmcp without installing it globally by using the following command:

npx -y riffmcp

Option B: Global Install Alternative

If you prefer to install riffmcp globally, you can use the following command:

npm install -g riffmcp

Additional notes

When configuring the riffmcp server, ensure that your macOS audio settings are correctly set to allow the server to output sound. Additionally, you may want to adjust the server's environment variables to customize its performance and output quality. Be mindful of potential conflicts with other audio applications running on your system, as they may affect the server's functionality.

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