Apple Calendars
Provides a TypeScript-based server for reading, creating, updating, and deleting macOS calendar even...
Open the FastMCP connection interface
- Click the "Install Now" button to open the FastMCP ENV / connection configuration dialog.
Add the Calendar API Bridge URL
- Key:
CALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_URL - Value (if the bridge runs on the same Mac as FastMCP):
http://localhost:8080 - If the bridge runs on another machine, replace
localhostwith that machine's IP, e.g.http://192.168.1.42:8080.
- Key:
(Optional) Add the port separately if your FastMCP UI has a port field
- Key:
CALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_PORT - Value:
8080
- Key:
If the Calendar API Bridge requires authentication (only if your Bridge docs/state one exists)
- Add a secret token variable in FastMCP: Key:
CALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_TOKEN - Value: the token obtained from your Calendar API Bridge installation (follow the Bridge’s README to obtain this token).
- Add a secret token variable in FastMCP: Key:
How to find the host IP on macOS (if the bridge is on another Mac)
- In Terminal on the bridge machine run:
- Wired or primary interface:
ipconfig getifaddr en0 - Or list addresses:
ifconfig | grep "inet " | grep -v 127.0.0.1
- Wired or primary interface:
- Use the returned IP in
CALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_URL(e.g.http://<IP>:8080).
- In Terminal on the bridge machine run:
Verify the Calendar API Bridge is reachable before saving
- From the machine running FastMCP (or from the FastMCP UI test button), run:
curl -I http://localhost:8080/(orhttp://<IP>:8080/if remote)
- Expect an HTTP 200 or any non-error response indicating the bridge is listening on port 8080.
- From the machine running FastMCP (or from the FastMCP UI test button), run:
Save the ENV values in the FastMCP interface
- Click Save / Confirm in the FastMCP connection dialog after entering the keys and values.
Start the MCP server and confirm integration
- Start the MCP server (on the MCP Apple Calendars repository):
npm start - Check the MCP server logs for successful connection messages or for errors indicating an incorrect URL/port or missing token; if there are issues, re-open the FastMCP connection interface and correct the values.
- Start the MCP server (on the MCP Apple Calendars repository):
Troubleshooting
- If
curlfails, ensure the Calendar API Bridge is running on the target Mac and listening on port 8080. - If the bridge’s README mentions a different port or an API token, update
CALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_URL/CALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_PORTand addCALENDAR_API_BRIDGE_TOKENaccordingly in the FastMCP interface.
- If
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