Run local models on your Apple silicon Mac with Loci. Requires macOS 26.2 or later.
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io.github.AskLoci/loci is an MCP server that run local models on your Apple silicon Mac with Loci. Requires macOS 26.2 or later. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and http, requires no API key, and scores 37/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
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Run local models on your Apple silicon Mac with Loci. Requires macOS 26.2 or later.
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Use models running on your Mac for summaries, rewriting, classification, structured output and batch processing. Compatible Loci app versions also provide file processing, document extraction, folder search and audio transcription.
Requires an Apple silicon Mac, macOS 26.2 or later, and the Loci direct-download app. Available tools depend on your app version.
Add the Loci marketplace:
codex plugin marketplace add AskLoci/loci-plugins
In the desktop app, open the Plugins Directory, select Loci, and install the Loci plugin. If the marketplace does not appear, restart the desktop app. Start a new chat and ask: “Help me set up Loci.”
Download the Codex plugin (0.1.8).
Requires Node.js 22 or later.
Add the marketplace and install Loci:
claude plugin marketplace add AskLoci/loci-plugins
claude plugin install loci@askloci
Start a new conversation and ask: “Help me set up Loci.” Setup and data handling.
Open Customize → Plugins and add https://github.com/AskLoci/loci-plugins as a repository source. Install Loci, start a new conversation, and ask: “Help me set up Loci.” Setup and data handling.
With Node.js 22 or later on your PATH, install the extension:
gemini extensions install https://github.com/AskLoci/loci-plugins --ref main
Start a new Gemini CLI session on your Mac and ask “Help me set up Loci.” Run /mcp to see which Loci tools are available. If you already configured a manual server named loci, Gemini uses it first. To switch to the extension, remove that entry with gemini mcp remove loci --scope user or --scope project, matching where you added it, then restart Gemini CLI.
Requires Hermes Agent 0.23.0 or later running on the same Mac as Loci.
hermes plugins install https://github.com/AskLoci/loci-plugins/tree/main/loci-hermes --no-enable
hermes plugins enable loci
Ask “Help me set up Loci.” Setup and data handling.
Use the Loci MCP bundle with a local macOS client that supports MCPB, or configure the signed connector as a local stdio server. No Node.js or Python runtime is required.
Open Loci and enable Settings → Advanced → Agent Access. Keep Loci running while using the plugin. The setup tool checks the connection and helps choose an installed model or a compatible download. Existing models are shared with the app.
If the saved connection is stale or refused, setup gives a connection-repair step before any model work. App and plugin updates are separate; each client can have a different plugin version.
Model inference runs on your Mac. Prompts, paths and returned results shared in your assistant conversation follow that assistant’s data policies. File tools can read paths you authorize; summaries, extracted values, quotes and search passages can reveal information from those files.
The connector reads Loci’s owner-only connection file and sends its credential only over loopback. It has no separate analytics or external reporting endpoint. Loci’s data practices are described in its privacy policy.