Enables automation of native Windows desktop applications through screen capture, mouse/keyboard control, and waiting for UI changes, exposing them as MCP tools.
Enables MCP-compatible AI platforms to see the screen and operate any desktop software through real mouse clicks, text input, key presses, and scripted scenario execution.
A Windows desktop GUI control MCP server that enables agents to operate semantic objects rather than fragile screen coordinates. It provides structured, executable interface facts for visual-first desktop automation with tools for clicking, scrolling, typing, and hotkey operations.
State-aware Windows automation MCP server for AI agents, enabling app control, UI interaction, COM Office, and more via 59 tools with fallback layers and audit logging.