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"Notepad++" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute an ordered list of tool calls in one request, with precondition checks and a per-step trace; it halts on failure for safe re-planning.
    MIT
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  • Click at screen coordinates with optional target window guarding. Supports single, double, or triple clicks for accurate UI control.
    MIT
  • Perform left-button click-and-drag actions for sliders, drag-and-drop, canvas drawing, and window resizing. Specify start and end coordinates with an optional window title for auto-guarding.
    MIT
  • Navigate windows or pages, target elements into view, capture full-page images, or extract text with OCR.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    MCP server that enables AI models to open the Windows Notepad application via function calling, demonstrating the complete MCP tool call workflow.
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  • F
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    A learning-focused MCP server that demonstrates core MCP concepts through a simple notepad application, enabling users to create, update, delete, and search notes while exploring tools, resources, and prompts functionality.
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Matching MCP Connectors

  • notepadOAuth

    Private living HTML pages agents publish, recall, update, and share at name.notepad.page.

  • Create, search, and update notes in an xNotepad AI notebook, with semantic search and AI Q&A.

  • Capture desktop, window, or region screenshots. Select detail level: metadata for window positions, UI elements for interactive controls, or OCR for text recognition.
    MIT
  • Read a window's UI as a text tree, then diff each capture to show only changes. Cheaper than screenshots and names elements hit-testing misses, like inputs in Chromium pages.
    MIT
  • Send text, key combos, or multi-step sequences to a target window. Focuses and guards the window to automate typing, shortcuts, and menu navigation.
    MIT
  • Click at screen coordinates, optionally targeting a window so the server verifies the target, guards the click, and returns post-click perception.
    MIT
  • Send keyboard input to windows: type text, press key combos, or execute multi-step sequences with auto-focus and guards.
    MIT
  • Executes multiple tools sequentially in a single MCP call, reducing round-trip latency for predictable multi-step desktop automation workflows.
    MIT
  • Execute multiple desktop or browser tools sequentially in one MCP call to cut round-trip latency for predictable multi-step workflows.
    MIT
  • Bring any application window to the foreground by matching its title or process name. Use it to switch focus to a specific window before sending keystrokes or interacting with it.
    MIT
  • Opens or focuses a local Windows application by name or alias, launching known executables and Start Menu apps to get the target window ready for interaction.
    MIT
  • Click and drag with the left mouse button from a start to an end coordinate to move sliders, drop items, draw on canvases, or resize windows, with guards that block accidental cross-window drags.
    MIT
  • Sets a Windows control's text directly via WM_SETTEXT without needing focus or bringing the window forward. Use the control's HWND to replace text in background windows like Notepad Edit controls.
    MIT
  • Captures desktop, window, or region with configurable detail levels and background modes to ground click coordinates, verify state changes, and inspect UIA-blind or hidden windows.
    MIT
  • Verify Notepad++ availability by checking executable path and process status. Resolves session and working directory paths.
    ISC