Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Peggle AI MCP ServerAnalyze the board and click where the best shot is."
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Peggle AI MCP Server
This MCP server allows an AI to play Peggle by capturing the screen and controlling the mouse.
Tools
capture_screen: Captures the primary monitor and returns the image as base64.click_at(x, y): Moves the mouse to (x, y) and performs a left click.
How to use with LM Studio
Build the server:
npm install && npm run buildConfigure LM Studio:
Open LM Studio and go to the MCP tab.
Click Add Server.
Set the command to
node(ensure node is in your PATH).Set the arguments to the absolute path of the built
index.js, for example:C:\Users\{youruser}\peggle-ai-mcp\dist\index.jsIf needed, you can use the mcp.json already included here and paste in the json contents to your mcp.json for it to work
Alternatively, use
npx:Command:
npxArguments:
-y C:\Users\maxwe\Desktop\peggle-ai-mcp
Start Playing:
Open Peggle (make sure it's on your primary monitor).
In LM Studio, select a model that supports vision and tools (e.g., Ministral 3B, or any other vision-capable model).
Ask the AI: "Take a screenshot of Peggle, analyze where the best shot is, and click there."
Implementation Details
Screen Capture: Uses
screenshot-desktop.Mouse Control: Uses PowerShell commands via
child_processfor cross-platform compatibility on Windows without needing native build tools.Protocol: Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Note on Windows 11
Ensure that PowerShell execution policy allows running the commands if you encounter issues. The server uses standard PowerShell calls that should work in most default configurations