Local OCR & image analysis via Apple Vision — no cloud, no API keys, ~97% fewer tokens on PDFs.
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io.github.woladi/macos-vision-mcp is an MCP server that local OCR & image analysis via Apple Vision — no cloud, no API keys, ~97% fewer tokens on PDFs. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and http, requires no API key, and scores 82/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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"mcpServers": {
"macos-vision-mcp": {
"command": "macos-vision-mcp"
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}
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Local OCR & image analysis for any MCP client — private, offline, no API keys.
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Local, private, offline OCR and UI testing for any MCP client — no API keys, no uploads. Cut document token costs by ~97%, and let an agent see and click your Mac's UI without a single screenshot leaving the machine.
Pre-extracts text and image data locally before your AI ever sees it — cutting token usage by ~97% on real documents and returning structured paragraphs, lines, and bounding boxes so the model can reconstruct the document into Markdown, HTML, DOCX, or any other format. Files never leave your Mac: no cloud API, no API keys, no network requests.
How the ~97% is measured: a 44-page scanned PDF sent as page images costs ~73,500 tokens; the same file run through
analyze_documentreturns ~2,400 tokens of extracted text and structure (raw page-image tokens vs. extracted-text tokens). Your numbers vary with page density and tokenizer — treat 97% as the order of magnitude, not a guarantee.
Contents: Quick Start · What you get · UI testing · Why it's different · Available Tools · Usage · Example workflows · Configuration · Privacy layer
npm install — powered by Apple Vision Framework, same engine as Live Text in Photos.app.❌ Without macos-vision-mcp:
✅ With macos-vision-mcp: