Localplay MCP Server
A locally - running MCP server project that implements mouse control functions, supporting movement, clicking, dragging, and scrolling operations.
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What is LocalPlay MCP Server?
LocalPlay MCP Server is a locally - running mouse control protocol server that allows remote control of a computer's mouse operations through the standardized MCP protocol. It implements core functions such as mouse movement, clicking, dragging, and scrolling.How to use LocalPlay MCP Server?
You can start the server via a simple command - line operation or deploy it in a Docker container. After the server is running, you can control the mouse by sending MCP protocol instructions.Use Cases
Suitable for scenarios that require programmatic mouse control, such as remote assistance, automated testing, and assistive technology for people with disabilities.Main Features
Mouse Movement
Precisely move the mouse pointer to a specified coordinate position on the screen
Mouse Click
Support left - click/right - click operations at a specified position
Mouse Drag
Implement a drag operation from one position to another
Mouse Scroll
Control the up - and - down scrolling of the mouse wheel
Advantages
Lightweight local service with low resource consumption
Standardized MCP protocol for easy integration
Cross - platform support (Windows/macOS/Linux)
Support for Docker containerized deployment
Limitations
Only support basic mouse operations
Require local running permissions
Lack of graphical interface configuration
How to Use
Install Dependencies
Install the necessary Python dependency packages using uv or pip
Start the Server
Run server.py to start the MCP development server
Docker Deployment (Optional)
Build and run a Docker container
Usage Examples
Remote Desktop Assistance
Help remote users operate a local computer
Automated Testing
Automate graphical interface interaction testing
Frequently Asked Questions
On which port does the server run by default?
Does it support multi - monitor environments?
How to ensure security?
Related Resources
MCP Protocol Documentation
Official documentation of the Model Context Protocol
GitHub Repository
Project source code and issue tracking
PyAutoGUI Documentation
Official documentation of the mouse control library

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