Enables Codex to read and edit the active Microsoft Word document on Windows, including unsaved documents and the current selection, through tools for finding, modifying, commenting, formatting, and saving content.
Enables Windows GUI automation through the Model Context Protocol, providing tools, workflows, and generative capabilities for natural language-driven interaction with desktop applications.
It bridges Codex to a running EasyEDA Pro (JLCEDA) instance over the official Run API Gateway, so the agent can check bridge status, list and select connected EDA windows, and execute JavaScript against the live editor runtime. This enables scripted inspection and modification of schematics, PCBs, and libraries (e.g. creating, reading back, and deleting primitives) directly from an AI assistant.
Enables AI to read, reliably edit, compile, and observe a local E5.95 EasyLanguage IDE over MCP, including project snapshots, declarations, native listview preparation, support-library metadata, and fault/variable capture. It works without simulating keyboard or mouse input and without depending on AutoLinker.