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Apple's October 27, 2026 newsroom post says Keynote, Pages, and Numbers gained MCP on macOS 27. No connector directory is published.

What the docs say

On October 27, 2026, Apple's newsroom said Keynote, Pages, and Numbers introduce Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for workflow automation. The same post says new MCP support lets external AI agents and tools read content, perform edits, and execute automated actions in those three apps. Footnote 3 says MCP in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers requires macOS 27 or later. The post does not name stdio, SSE, or Streamable HTTP, and it does not publish a connector directory, a server URL, or a tool list.

Auth. The newsroom post does not describe authentication, an API key, or a permission prompt for the MCP support.

Limits from the docs

Setup

  1. The newsroom post does not give setup steps, a config file, or a server URL.

Sources

Compatibility rule

A listing is included when its directory transport token is one this platform's docs describe. The token is SSE when the transport label contains “sse”; otherwise HTTP when the label contains “http” or the listing has a hosted remote endpoint; otherwise stdio when the label contains “stdio”; otherwise undeclared. Undeclared listings are left out. This is a transport match, not a connection test. MCPwell has not run these servers inside this platform.

The docs checked for this platform do not name a configurable MCP transport.

The docs checked for this platform do not name a configurable MCP transport, so no directory listing is counted as compatible. Keynote, Pages, and Numbers are the apps Apple named. They are not separate MCP servers in this directory. This is not a connection test.

Officially listed is a separate mark. It is used only when this platform's own directory or connector gallery names that server and the name matches one listing in this directory. A sentence in a setup example is not a gallery listing. The mark is not a connection test.

MCP servers (0)

Paid listings (Sponsored, then Featured) appear first in every list, marked Advertisement. Organic listings follow, sorted by GitHub stars. Sorted by GitHub stars as of 2026-10-17. Servers with no public GitHub repo follow, in alphabetical order.

First-party connectors

Apple's newsroom post does not list third-party MCP servers. This page does not invent any.