ACMS (Apple Container MCP Server)
Provides programmatic access to Apple's container CLI tool on macOS, enabling users to perform 50+ c...
Open the FastMCP connection interface
- In your FastMCP UI, open the screen where you add a new MCP (the place with the "Install Now" button). All values below should be filled into that interface.
Click "Install Now" (or "Add new MCP")
- Start the add/installation flow so the form fields become editable.
Set the transport and endpoint
- Transport: http
- Name: acms (or any friendly name you prefer)
- Endpoint / URL: http://localhost:8765/mcp (change host/port if your ACMS is running elsewhere)
Environment variables (ENV) — leave empty
- According to the provided README, ACMS does not require any API keys or special environment variables to operate. Do not add any ENV entries in the FastMCP form; leave the ENV section blank.
Optional: add a note or description
- Add a short description in the connection form such as "ACMS — Apple Container MCP Server (local macOS host)" so you remember requirements (macOS Apple Silicon, macOS 26+, container CLI installed).
Save / Install and verify
- Click the form's Save / Install / Connect button.
- Ensure the ACMS server is running on the target machine (start with: container system start, then ./start-acms.sh or python3 acms/acms.py --port 8765 --host 127.0.0.1).
- Test the connection from FastMCP. If it fails, verify host/port, firewall, and that the ACMS process is running.
If you need to supply environment variables later
- Only add ENV entries in the FastMCP connection interface if you have a custom setup that requires them (e.g., custom PATH, proxy, or other local overrides). The README provides no required keys, so only add values if you know they are needed for your environment.
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