Bridge MCP is a Windows PC control server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing any AI to fully control the computer through a local proxy program, including application control, mouse and keyboard operations, screen capture, system command execution, browser automation, and clipboard management.

MCPvil is a minimized Wayland compositor based on the smallvil branch of the Smithay project. It integrates an MCP server, allowing AI agents and other MCP clients to interact with the compositor through stdio, providing functions such as application launch, screen capture, and mouse and keyboard simulation.

PyMCPAutoGUI is a tool that provides graphical user interface (GUI) automation capabilities for AI agents through the MCP protocol. It supports mouse and keyboard control, screenshot, window management, etc., and can be seamlessly integrated into MCP-compatible environments such as the Cursor editor.

Keyboard Maestro MCP is an MCP server that allows users to manage Keyboard Maestro macros through natural language commands. Users can run, create, modify, debug, and organize macros through an AI assistant without manually operating the software interface.

MCPControl is a Windows control server that enables programmatic control of system operations through the Model Context Protocol, including mouse and keyboard control, window management, and screen capture. It provides a bridge for AI models to interact with the desktop.

View Control MCP Server is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to control the mouse, keyboard operations, and screen capture of a local PC through the JSON - RPC 2.0 protocol. It supports integration with MCP clients such as Claude Desktop and Cursor.