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@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-apple-tools

v0.7.0

Published

Provision and surface iMCP (Apple PIM: Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Messages, Location, Maps, Weather) for pi. One-command installer, a dashboard provisioning panel, and an agent skill. macOS-only; no Apple Mail.

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Keywords

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Readme

@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-apple-tools

Provision and surface iMCP — Apple PIM (Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Messages, Location, Maps, Weather) — for a pi session on macOS, reached through pi-mcp-adapter.

macOS only. No Apple Mail. iMCP exposes no Mail service; "Messages" is iMessage/SMS, not email. For email use the apple-mail-fast-export skill.

What it does

Three moving parts must line up before a single Apple tool call works:

  1. iMCP.app installed — brew install --cask mattt/tap/iMCP
  2. pi-mcp-adapter loaded — an entry in ~/.pi/agent/settings.json packages[]
  3. mcp.json entry present — mcpServers.iMCP.command in ~/.pi/agent/mcp.json
  4. TCC grants — manual, in the iMCP menu-bar app (Apple's security model has no API; this step cannot be automated)

Steps 1–3 are automated by this package. Step 4 is a documented manual click.

Install

pi install npm:@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-apple-tools

Installing the package does nothing on its own (no postinstall). Provisioning is opt-in:

pi-apple-tools-install          # provision (writes mcp.json + settings.json)
pi-apple-tools-install --check  # report the state without changing anything

Provisioning states

A closed nine-member enum, identical across the CLI, the dashboard panel, and the doctor probe:

UNSUPPORTED_PLATFORM · OS_VERSION_UNKNOWN · OS_TOO_OLD · NO_INSTALL_METHOD · INSTALL_FAILED · CONFIG_UNPARSEABLE · CONFIG_WRITE_FAILED · READY_PENDING_GRANTS · READY

READY_PENDING_GRANTS means everything is wired but you still need to grant permissions in the iMCP menu-bar app. Minimum macOS: 15.3.

Manual grant step

After READY_PENDING_GRANTS, open the iMCP menu-bar app and grant each Apple service you need. Grants can be revoked out of band at any time and cannot be detected ahead of a call — a permission-class failure means menu-bar remediation, not re-running the installer.

Dashboard panel

The plugin contributes a settings section under its own row in the Plugins tab: status readout, Run installer, imcp-server path override, directTools selection, and a server enable/disable toggle (writes a disabled override to the project-local .pi/mcp.json). It has no per-service toggles — those are menu-bar only.