Electron MCP Server

Get information about running Electron applications and their windows. Automatically detects any Electron app with remote debugging enabled (port 9222).

Take a screenshot of any running Electron application window. Returns base64 image data for AI analysis. No files created unless outputPath is specified.

Send JavaScript commands to any running Electron application via Chrome DevTools Protocol.

Enhanced UI interaction commands:

• 'find_elements': Analyze all interactive elements (buttons, inputs, selects) with their properties

• 'click_by_text': Click elements by their visible text, aria-label, or title

• 'click_by_selector': Securely click elements by CSS selector

• 'fill_input': Fill input fields by selector, placeholder text, or associated label

• 'select_option': Select dropdown options by value or text

• 'send_keyboard_shortcut': Send keyboard shortcuts like 'Ctrl+N', 'Meta+N', 'Enter', 'Escape'

• 'navigate_to_hash': Safely navigate to hash routes (e.g., '#create', '#settings')

• 'get_page_structure': Get organized overview of page elements (buttons, inputs, selects, links)

• 'debug_elements': Get debugging info about buttons and form elements on the page

• 'verify_form_state': Check current form state and validation status

• 'get_title', 'get_url', 'get_body_text': Basic page information

• 'eval': Execute custom JavaScript code with enhanced error reporting

IMPORTANT: Arguments must be passed as an object with the correct properties:

Examples:

• click_by_selector: {"selector": "button.submit-btn"}

• click_by_text: {"text": "Submit"}

• fill_input: {"placeholder": "Enter name", "value": "John Doe"}

• fill_input: {"selector": "#email", "value": "user@example.com"}

• send_keyboard_shortcut: {"text": "Enter"}

• eval: {"code": "document.title"}

Use 'get_page_structure' or 'debug_elements' first to understand available elements, then use specific interaction commands.

Read console logs and output from running Electron applications. Useful for debugging and monitoring app behavior.