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Free local MCP server for macOS that captures microphone and system audio (including iOS simulator output) and delivers it straight to your AI agent for analysis, transcription, or debugging.
No cloud, no accounts - just raw WAV audio piped to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool.
Why you will like it:
Capture iOS simulator audio to debug voice chat, audio playback, or sound-related bugs. Let your AI actually hear the glitch instead of guessing from logs.
Record mic + system audio into one stereo WAV (left = mic, right = system). Great for testing two-way audio features like VoIP or WebRTC.
Feed recordings into Whisper or any STT pipeline for quick transcripts without a separate recording app.
100% local and free. No cloud, no network calls from the server, no usage limits. Audio stays on your disk.
Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client. One-line install: npx audio-mcp or brew install BugorBN/audio-mcp/audio-mcp
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Open-source iPhone bridge for Codex. The app stays lightweight, the repo stays on your machine, and every active run remains readable while you move. End-to-end encrypted.
Why you will like it:
End-to-end encrypted pairing and chats between your iPhone and Mac.
Fast mode for lower-latency turns.
Plan mode for structured planning before execution.
Steer active runs without starting over.
Queue follow-up prompts while a turn is still running.
In-app notifications when turns finish or need attention.
Git actions from your phone, including commit, push, pull, and branch switching.
Photo attachments from camera or library.
One-time QR bootstrap with trusted Mac reconnects.
Live streaming on your phone while Codex runs on your Mac.
Shared thread history with Codex on your Mac.
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A command-line interface designed to bridge the gap between Large Language Models (LLMs) and the iOS Simulator.
It provides a set of stateless, atomic commands to inspect, interact with, and verify the state of iOS applications running in the Simulator.
Why you will like it:
Generates simplified, text-based JSON representations of the UI, allowing LLMs to “see” the screen with minimal token usage.
Each command is independent, making it easier for agents to reason about the state.
Orchestrates xcrun simctl and idb for robust automation.
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Welcome to developer-icons—a curated set of high-quality, customizable tech icons built for developers and designers. Fully compatible with TypeScript, ideal for React and Next.js, or downloadable from our official website for design projects.
Why you will like it:
Icons are optimized for performance and size. They are designed to be as small as possible while maintaining the quality.
Customizations are available for all icons. You can change the size, color, stroke width, and much more.
Icons are designed to be properly scaled to any size without compromising the quality.
No more dealing with inconsistent styles and designs. All icons are designed with a pre-defined set of rules.
Icons come with their own set of families such as light and dark mode, wordmark, and other variants.
Completely free and open-source with license. No need to worry about privately hidden malicious code and be a contributor yourself.
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Record meetings, lectures, and podcasts. Transcribe in 10+ languages with on-device Apple models. Get ChatGPT-powered summaries via Apple Intelligence - no subscriptions, your audio never leaves your Mac.
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Native macOS app that finds and safely removes Xcode DerivedData, iOS Simulators, node_modules, Docker images, Colima VMs, Rust/Cargo, Python virtualenvs, Gradle builds, Go modules, Homebrew bottles, and IDE caches.
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