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Apple Books MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Apple Books data to LLMs, enabling real-time interaction with your reading library. It allows models like Claude to summarize highlights, organize books by genre, recommend similar books, and compare notes across books, enhancing personalized reading workflows and knowledge management.

Use This MCP server To

Summarize recent highlights from Apple Books reading sessions Organize Apple Books library by genre using AI Recommend similar books based on reading history Compare notes from different books on the same topic Enable AI-driven book discovery within Apple Books library Integrate Apple Books data into AI-powered reading assistants

README

Apple Books MCP

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Apple Books.

PyPI License: Apache 2.0 Buy Me A Coffee

At a glance

  • Ask Claude to summarize your recent highlights
  • Ask Claude to organize books in your library by genre
  • Ask Claude to recommend similar books based on your reading history
  • Ask Claude to compare notes from different books read on the same subject
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And much more!

Available Tools

apple-books-mcp FAQ

How do I install the Apple Books MCP server?
You can install it via PyPI using 'pip install apple-books-mcp', following the GitHub README instructions.
Can this MCP server work with multiple LLM providers?
Yes, it supports integration with models like Claude, OpenAI GPT, and Gemini for versatile AI interactions.
Does the server expose personal reading highlights and notes?
Yes, it securely exposes your reading highlights and notes for AI to process and summarize.
Is the Apple Books MCP server open source?
Yes, it is licensed under Apache 2.0 and available on GitHub for community contributions.
How does the server handle privacy and data security?
It follows secure scoped access principles, ensuring your reading data is only accessible to authorized AI models.
Can I customize the AI queries for my Apple Books data?
Yes, you can tailor prompts and queries to get summaries, recommendations, or organizational insights.
What platforms is the Apple Books MCP server compatible with?
It is designed primarily for macOS environments where Apple Books data is accessible.
How does it integrate with the Model Context Protocol ecosystem?
It acts as an MCP server exposing Apple Books data, enabling clients and LLMs to interact seamlessly.