mcp-windows MCP Server
sbroenne/mcp-windows
[](https://agentrank-ai.com/tool/sbroenne--mcp-windows/?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=readme&utm_campaign=agentrank_badge) Let AI agents control Windows applications. Click buttons, type text, toggle settings — all by name, not coordinates. Uses the Windows UI Automation API to find UI elements reliably, regardless of DPI, theme, resolution, or window position.
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sbroenne/mcp-windows is a C# tool licensed under MIT. Let AI agents control Windows applications. Click buttons, type text, toggle settings — all by name, not coordinates. Uses the Windows UI Automation API to find UI elements reliably, regardless of DPI, theme, resolution, or window position. Topics: dotnet, keyboard-emulation, mcp, mouse-emulation, qa-automation, rpa-robotic-process-automation, screenshot, window-management, windows-11, windows-app, windows-desktop.
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In the top 5% of all indexed tools.
Actively maintained with commits in the last week.
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114 stars → growing community
Last commit 4d ago → actively maintained
35/43 issues closed → responsive maintainer
5 contributors → small team
No dependents → no downstream usage
Weights: Freshness 20% · Issue Health 20% · Dependents 22% · Stars 10% · Contributors 8% · How we score →
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# Windows MCP Server **Put your AI to work in Windows.** Fill forms. Read tables. Save files. Give the AI assistant you already use direct access to your Windows apps. Windows MCP works with **GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, and other compatible assistants**, through **MCP or the command line (CLI)**. You do not need to learn tool names or write automation scripts. **Direct control. Fewer tokens. Your choice of AI.** Work with real buttons and fields, read only what the task needs, and request changes instead of repeated control lists. Screenshots, mouse, and keyboard actions are built in for visual tasks. [Get started](#get-started) | [See the real-task benchmark](#real-tasks-controls-first-versus-screenshots) <a id="why-not-just-use-screenshots"></a> ## Why Windows MCP? Find the Save button and act on that button. Read a field's value directly. Check whether a box is ticked without interpreting its appearance. Windows MCP uses the information apps provide about their controlsRead full README on GitHub →
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