Electron is a framework for building desktop applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It allows developers to create cross-platform desktop apps using web technologies.
Provides 18 tools for Electron development, including secure IPC scaffolding, security audits, migration assistance, and build error diagnosis, enabling AI assistants to generate correct Electron code.
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417 npm
2
MIT
Why this server?
Allows cleaning of shared Electron framework cache.
MCP server for macOS disk cache management. Enables AI agents to free disk space on demand by scanning and clearing developer caches.
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1
Sustainable Use v1.0
Why this server?
Allows AI agents to control real Electron desktop applications: launch apps, inspect the accessibility tree, click, type, select elements, read state, take screenshots, handle dialogs, and assert UI state using stable refs or selectors.
Drive, inspect, and assert on real Electron desktop apps from an AI agent — agent-native, Playwright-style automation with accessibility refs, stable error codes, and retrying assertions
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9
MIT
Why this server?
Powers the feedback collection interface with support for text input, image uploads, and quick response buttons
Collects user feedback with text and image support through an Electron app, allowing AI tools to gather and process user input with customizable prompts and multiple response options.
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9 npm
2
Apache 2.0
Why this server?
Scaffolds cross-platform Electron apps with code signing.
Scaffold and audit Starter Series projects — MCP server, Claude Code skill, and CLI in one package.
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43 npm
2
MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for debugging and controlling an Electron application, including lifecycle management, window automation, console and network log capture, IPC logging, and main-process state inspection via Chrome DevTools Protocol and Node inspector.
MCP server for interacting with and debugging Electron apps, providing tools for window automation, IPC, logs, and main-process state via CDP and Node inspector.
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7 npm
MIT
Why this server?
Provides optional Chrome DevTools Protocol fallback for deeper UI inspection of Electron apps (e.g., VSCode, Slack, Discord).
Self-learning macOS automation MCP server that remembers successful patterns and avoids repeated failures, enabling AI agents to execute multi-step workflows via reusable recipes.
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6 npm
MIT
Why this server?
Enables browser-related tools such as navigating URLs, taking screenshots, accessing console logs, network requests, and evaluating JavaScript in Electron browser tabs.
Controls local purplemux (tmux + LLM workspace manager) from Claude Code/Codex, enabling cross-LLM orchestration by managing workspaces, tabs, terminals, and Electron browser via 16 tools.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive Electron application automation, debugging, and observability capabilities through Chrome DevTools Protocol integration. Enables UI automation, screenshot capture, DOM inspection, real-time logs, and application control without requiring code modifications to target applications.
A Model Context Protocol server that provides comprehensive Electron application automation, debugging, and observability capabilities through Chrome DevTools Protocol integration.
