MCPControl

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Give it permission and your assistant can move the pointer, type, click, arrange windows, use the clipboard, and take screenshots of whatever is on screen. Windows only. The authors themselves call it experimental and dangerous, and recommend running it inside a virtual machine at 1280x720 so clicks land where they should. Installing it needs Windows build tools, Python, and Node, so it is not a casual afternoon. Development has been quiet since December 2025, and the newest release is still version 0.2.0 from May 2025.

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Use This MCP server To

Watch my assistant click through an app while I supervise Have it fill in a long form for me Take a screenshot and ask what looks wrong Test a desktop app by repeating the same steps Copy something from one program into another

README

MCPControl

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Windows control server for the Model Context Protocol, providing programmatic control over system operations including mouse, keyboard, window management, and screen capture functionality.

Note: This project currently supports Windows only.

🔥 Why MCPControl?

MCPControl bridges the gap between AI models and your desktop, enabling secure, programmatic control of:

🖱️ Mouse movements and clicks
⌨️ Keyboard input and shortcuts
🪟 Window management
📸 Screen capture and analysis
📋 Clipboard operations

🔌 Quick Start

Prerequisites

MCPControl FAQ

Is this still actively developed?

Only slowly. The last code change was December 2025 and the newest release is version 0.2.0 from May 2025. It is not archived, though it has moved to a different owner account.

Does it work on Mac or Linux?

No. It is Windows only.

Is it risky?

Yes, and the authors say so plainly. It can drive your mouse and keyboard, so run it in a virtual machine rather than on your main computer.

How hard is setup?

Hard. You need Windows build tools, Python, and Node installed before it will even compile.

Can I use this to have my assistant fill out a repetitive form?

Yes, that is one of the uses the project suggests, with you watching what it does.

Do I need a paid key?

No, but you do need a chat app that supports MCP connections, such as Claude.

Why does it want a particular screen size?

Clicks land more accurately at 1280x720, which is why a virtual machine at that resolution is recommended.