Name the target.
A track ordinal is not a permanent identity. Inspect the current project, track and slot before a write.
LOCAL CONTROL / OPEN SOURCEFOR MACOS & LOGIC PRO
Your session.
Agent-operated.
Compose, control, and inspect Logic Pro through a local MCP server. Explicit targets. Honest readback. Your tools, working together.
Install the serverRead the practical guideSESSION 001 / FROM PROMPT TO PLAYBACKARCHIVED RECORDING
PLAY TO EXPLORE THE AUDIOWEB AUDIO / LOCAL
00:00 / –:––Original
ONE PROMPT. A REAL LOGIC SESSION.
Archived product demo · 82 BPM · D minor · not a live connection
01 / FROM INTENT TO EVIDENCE
Less hand-off.
More hands-on.
One local interface for composing, mixing and delivery. Explore the workflow, then look at what each result actually means.
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE / NOT LIVE
INTENT / COMPOSE
Give an idea a place to play.
Create an instrument track, import the MIDI, then inspect the resulting region.
- 01Inspect the project and instrument track.
- 02Name the destination before importing.
- 03Wait for the import result.
- 04Read the created region where supported.
PUBLIC SURFACE
ACT
logic_trackslogic_midiREAD
logic://tracksEXPLORE THE OUTCOME CONTRACT
The supported write and its independent readback agree. Confirmation applies to that operation and target—not the whole session.
THE BOUNDARY
Sending MIDI is not proof of an audible region. Send-only operations retain State B; unverified GM Device or External MIDI lanes cannot establish an audible bounce.
10 compact tools18 read resources12 resource templates7 native channels
Read logic://system/operations for the exact runtime catalog. Tools act; resources inspect. Channel availability and supported readback determine the outcome.
Keep uncertainty visible.
Unreadable state, missing evidence and send-only responses are boundaries, not a reason to assume success.
Verify the result, not the request.
A successful send or an open dialog is not a confirmed region, parameter or exported audio file.
03 / YOUR NEXT SESSION
Keep the studio.
Add an agent.
The server runs on your Mac. Choose the application that will launch it, then follow its installation path.
01
Install the local server
brew tap MongLong0214/logic-pro-mcp https://github.com/MongLong0214/logic-pro-mcp
brew trust monglong0214/logic-pro-mcp
brew install logic-pro-mcp02
User-scoped CLI registration
claude mcp add --scope user logic-pro -- LogicProMCP03
Inspect permissions and readiness
LogicProMCP --check-permissions
LogicProMCP doctor --profile core --client claude-codeGrant permissions to the application that launches the server. A connected client is discovery—not proof of a verified Logic write.
Complete Claude Code setupBEFORE YOU INSTALL
macOS 14+ for the server. Logic Pro 12.3 requires macOS 15.6+; older Logic versions down to 12.0.1 are best-effort. Desktop Logic Pro is supported; Creator Studio is recognized, not supported. Apple silicon and Intel release artifacts. Desktop Logic Pro is the release qualification scope; Creator Studio identification is not a support promise.
04 / CHECK THE SOURCE
Open source.
Open boundaries.
Release documentation, ongoing development and archived recordings have different scopes. No test counter can erase that distinction.
RELEASEv3.18.0Published September 28, 2026+
The current published server release. Installation and product documentation on this site are pinned to this tag, not unreleased changes.
Release notes and artifactsTagged API contractDEVELOPMENTCurrent mainChanges after the release+
Issue fixes and pull requests on main are ongoing development. Their local tests are not a release qualification claim.
Follow pull requestsKnown limitations and open issuesRECORDINGSession 001Archived product demo+
The recording above is an example from the project media archive. It is not a live connection to your Mac, a measurement of the latest release or a compatibility guarantee.
Recording provenanceOfficially selected for Anthropic's Claude for Open Source program. Project announcement
05 / ON THE DESK