CLASSIC MAC TOOLS

23 tools from the Classic Mac MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

READ 13 tools
Read classic_mac_get_about Get system information about a Classic Mac target: OS version, machine type, RAM, free memory, AgentBridge ... Read classic_mac_get_clipboard Read the clipboard (scrap) contents as text. Requires AgentBridge. Read classic_mac_get_front_window Get detailed info about the frontmost window: title, app, bounds. Requires AgentBridge. Read classic_mac_get_menu_items Get all items in a specific menu, including enabled/disabled state and keyboard shortcuts. Requires AgentBr... Read classic_mac_get_volumes List mounted volumes (disks) with free and total space. Requires AgentBridge. Read classic_mac_heartbeat Read the heartbeat status of a Classic Mac target. Returns uptime, front app, free memory, and whether the ... Read classic_mac_list_folder List contents of a folder on the Classic Mac. Returns file names, types, creator codes, and sizes. Path use... Read classic_mac_list_menus List the menu bar contents for the frontmost application. Returns menu titles. Requires AgentBridge. Read classic_mac_list_processes List running applications on a Classic Mac target. Returns app name, creator code, PID, and memory partitio... Read classic_mac_list_targets List all Classic Mac targets in the fleet with their current status, including architecture, OS version, an... Read classic_mac_list_windows List all visible windows on a Classic Mac target. Returns window title, owning application, screen bounds, ... Read classic_mac_ping Ping a Classic Mac target to check if AgentBridge is responding. Read classic_mac_quit_app Quit a running application by name. Requires AgentBridge.

The managed route: connect Classic Mac through the PolicyLayer gateway — every tool call above is checked against your policy before it runs, with a full audit log.

DIRECT INSTALL (UNMANAGED) npx -y classic-mac-mcp
How many tools does the Classic Mac MCP server have? +

The Classic Mac MCP server exposes 23 tools across 3 categories: Read, Write, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Classic Mac tools? +

Route the Classic Mac server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard — they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Classic Mac tools fall into? +

Classic Mac tools are categorised as Read (13), Write (9), Execute (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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