mihaelamj/cupertino
by Various
A local Apple Documentation crawler and MCP server. Written in Swift.
MCP
mihaelamj/cupertino
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A local Apple Documentation crawler that also serves as an MCP server. Written in Swift, it crawls Apple's documentation and exposes it through the Model Context Protocol for local access.
Best for
Best for
Apple platform developers needing offline documentation or MCP integration
Use cases
- Access Apple documentation offline without network
- Integrate Apple docs into MCP-compatible development tools
- Build custom workflows around Apple reference material
Notes
A local Apple Documentation crawler that also serves as an MCP server. Written in Swift, it crawls Apple’s documentation and exposes it through the Model Context Protocol for local access.
806 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Access Apple documentation offline without network
- Integrate Apple docs into MCP-compatible development tools
- Build custom workflows around Apple reference material
Pros
- Provides local offline access to Apple documentation
- Open source with 800+ GitHub stars and active community interest
- Written in Swift for native performance on Apple platforms
Cons
- Limited to Apple documentation only
- Requires an MCP-compatible client to consume the server
- May need Swift knowledge for customization or troubleshooting
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Pros
- Provides local offline access to Apple documentation
- Open source with 800+ GitHub stars and active community interest
- Written in Swift for native performance on Apple platforms
Cons
- Limited to Apple documentation only
- Requires an MCP-compatible client to consume the server
- May need Swift knowledge for customization or troubleshooting
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