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"Tauri" matching MCP tools:

  • Launch a built Tauri app under WebDriver automation to interact with it programmatically via mouse and keyboard actions. Targets any local Tauri project by resolving its binary from Cargo.toml.
    MIT
  • List Android emulators and iOS simulators available for Tauri mobile development, enabling deployment and testing on mobile devices.
    MIT
  • Perform gestures and actions like click, scroll, swipe, and focus on Tauri app webviews using CSS, XPath, or text selectors.
    MIT
  • Screenshot a running Tauri application's webview. Supports format and quality options, and allows targeting specific app and window.
    MIT
  • Retrieve captured Tauri IPC traffic including commands and events with arguments and responses. Requires active IPC monitoring.
    MIT

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    A Tauri plugin that enables AI agents to interact with Tauri applications through screenshots, DOM inspection, and input simulation via the Model Context Protocol. It allows agents to perform actions like clicking, typing, and executing JavaScript within the application's webview context.
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  • List, inspect, or resize Tauri application windows. Get window details like size, position, title, and visibility.
    MIT
  • Terminates the current app session and stops the tauri-driver WebDriver to release system resources.
    MIT
  • Gracefully terminate the currently running Tauri desktop application to complete automation workflows or end testing sessions.
    MIT
  • Read and filter logs from webview, Android logcat, iOS simulator, or system sources for debugging Tauri applications.
    MIT
  • Monitor Tauri IPC calls between frontend and Rust backend. Start or stop capturing invoke() calls and responses to debug communication in Tauri applications.
    MIT
  • Launch Tauri desktop applications for automated testing and interaction by specifying the application binary path and optional arguments or environment variables.
    MIT
  • Execute Tauri IPC commands to automate desktop application testing and interactions through natural language, enabling AI-driven control of app functions without manual scripting.
    MIT
  • Launch a Tauri app with configurable features, devtools, and timeout. Optionally wait until the application is ready.
    MIT
  • Kill orphaned tauri-driver and msedgedriver processes and reset session state to resolve 'session already running' errors after a crashed run.
    MIT
  • Reads the current app window state including page title, visible text, and interactive elements with their roles and selectors. Use to identify on-screen content and actionable items without a screenshot.
    MIT