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      Enables MCP clients to observe and control Windows desktop applications by reading UIA element trees and capturing screenshots, then acting through UIA patterns or synthesized mouse and keyboard input. It runs standalone on an interactive Windows session, without requiring the original host application.
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      Enables MCP-capable AI agents to control Windows desktops through UI Automation element trees, native screenshots, app launching, batched action sequences, smart waits, and safety gates using normalized coordinates.
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      Enables an MCP host to observe and control Windows desktop applications deterministically: reading UIA control trees, OCR text and pixel diffs, clicking, typing, scrolling and window management, plus verbatim text reading/appending via ValuePattern/TextPattern. Visual judgment is delegated back to the host model's own multimodal context through annotated screenshots, numbered element cards, grid maps and crosshair zoom-ins, so no separate vision model is needed.
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      AGPL 3.0
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      Enables MCP clients on Windows 10/11 to control an interactive desktop through screenshots, mouse and keyboard actions, window management, UI Automation, clipboard access, and multi-display switching. Supports batched actions, application access controls, and visual or text-based desktop interaction.
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      Enables agents to inspect Windows desktop UIs through compact UI Automation snapshots with stable element IDs and to execute batched mouse, keyboard, window, and wait/assert actions without relying on screenshot loops.
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      MIT