| Name | split-mac-test JSON |
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1.0.2
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| Summary | MCP Server for macOS Split Screen Window Management via Native APIs |
| upload_time | 2025-08-22 03:52:41 |
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| author | Beta |
| requires_python | >=3.9 |
| license | MIT License
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mcp
pyobjc
quartz
split-screen
tiling
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# Split Mac Test MCP Server
MCP server that exposes macOS split-screen tools via native PyObjC/Quartz APIs for maximum performance and reliability.
## Features
- **Native macOS implementation**: Uses PyObjC, Quartz, and AppKit for direct system access
- **Split-screen layouts**: Halves, quadrants, thirds, and two-thirds variations
- **Window controls**: Maximize, minimize, and fullscreen
- **MCP integration**: Full Model Context Protocol server support
- **No startup issues**: Screen detection only happens when tools are called
## Install / Run via MCP client
### Option 1: Install from PyPI
```bash
pip install split-mac-test
```
### Option 2: Run directly with uvx
```bash
uvx --from split-mac-test split-mac-test-mcp
```
## MCP Client Configuration
Configure your MCP client:
```json
{
"mcpServers": {
"split-mac-test": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["--from", "split-mac-test", "split-mac-test-mcp"],
"env": {}
}
}
}
```
**Note**: The executable name is `split-mac-test-mcp`, not `split-mac-test`.
## Available Tools
- `left-half-screen` - Snap current window to left half
- `right-half-screen` - Snap current window to right half
- `top-half-screen` - Snap current window to top half
- `bottom-half-screen` - Snap current window to bottom half
- `top-left-screen` - Top-left quadrant
- `top-right-screen` - Top-right quadrant
- `bottom-left-screen` - Bottom-left quadrant
- `bottom-right-screen` - Bottom-right quadrant
- `left-one-third-screen` - Left third (1/3)
- `middle-one-third-screen` - Middle third (1/3)
- `right-one-third-screen` - Right third (1/3)
- `left-two-thirds-screen` - Left two-thirds (2/3)
- `right-two-thirds-screen` - Right two-thirds (2/3)
- `maximize-screen` - OS maximize (bordered)
- `fullscreen-screen` - Fullscreen (no borders)
- `minimize-screen` - Minimize window
## Technical Details
- **Platform**: macOS only (uses native PyObjC APIs)
- **Dependencies**: `mcp>=0.1.0`, PyObjC (built into most macOS Python installs)
- **Architecture**: Direct system calls via Quartz/AppKit for maximum performance
- **Startup**: Safe MCP initialization with lazy screen detection
## Advantages over AppleScript-based solutions
- **Faster execution**: Direct API calls vs. AppleScript interpretation
- **Better error handling**: Native exception handling and fallbacks
- **More reliable**: No AppleScript parsing or execution issues
- **Lower latency**: Direct system access without intermediate layers
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