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Enables MCP clients to capture screenshots and control a Raspberry Pi's Wayland desktop over an existing SSH connection with mouse, drag, scroll, keyboard, and Unicode typing actions. Input tools return fresh screenshots, enforce single-client sessions with idle release, and reject stale or uncertain state until verified.

Enables MCP-capable coding agents to discover local development servers, inspect them by port or PID, and safely terminate verified listeners with confirmation and fresh discovery before signaling.

This is a Linux OS hardening tool. Take a fresh install and immediately harden the heck out of it using just your favourite LLM agent and natural language prompts. "Make my system secure" or "Do a full security audit of my system."

Gives AI agents full control of a Windows computer over MCP through 63 native tools — screenshots and UI trees for vision, mouse/keyboard input, Chrome control via CDP, plus files, terminal, processes, and SSH/SFTP. The agent can look at the screen, click, type, launch apps, run commands, and verify each step with a fresh screenshot.

Enables AI agents to perform human-authorized, fully auditable GUI actions — clicking, typing, and window operations — on a local Windows desktop, gated by time- and count-limited leases that are denied by default until a person signs off in a popup. Every action is bound to a fresh screen capture, leaves screenshot-based evidence and decision logs on the local machine, and can be halted instantly via a panel button, hotkey, or kill-switch file.

Enables an AI assistant to see and control your local desktop on Windows and Linux by capturing screenshots, clicking, scrolling, pressing hotkeys, typing text, and reading or writing the clipboard. Actions can be batched into a single call that ends with a fresh screenshot.