# AI control

The MCP server provides an API service for browser automation through natural language commands, combining FastMCP, browser - use, and OpenAI technologies.

This project is a Model Control Plane (MCP) server integrating OpenAI services, Git repository analysis, local file system operations, and Prometheus monitoring, providing a unified API interface and support for multiple tools.

Photoshop MCP Server is a service that integrates with Adobe Photoshop through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants and other MCP clients to programmatically control Photoshop. It provides functions such as creating, opening, and saving documents, operating on layers, and retrieving session information, and only supports the Windows system.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration tool for controlling Home Assistant devices through an AI assistant, supporting device search, on/off control, and light color and brightness adjustment.

Unity MCP is a bridge tool that connects the Unity editor and large language models (LLMs). It enables natural language control of the Unity editor through the local MCP client, supporting automated operations such as asset management, scene control, and script editing.

A simple MCP server, a command-line tool for operating Mac through natural language.

PyMOL - MCP is a tool that integrates PyMOL with Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling control of molecular visualization and structural analysis through natural language.

mcp2tcp is a bridge project connecting physical hardware and large AI models, realizing natural - language control of hardware devices through the MCP protocol.

GBox MCP Server is a server implementation based on the FastMCP protocol, supporting real-time communication with the GBox game engine and integrating ComfyUI to achieve AI-assisted game development.

The Computer Use AI SDK developed by Screenpipe is an open - source project that provides an MCP server and client for controlling computer operations through AI. It supports the native macOS environment, does not require a virtual machine, can directly interact with any application or website, and provides basic functions such as launching applications, reading content, clicking, and entering text, aiming to build automated workflows and intelligent agents.

An MCP and Minecraft RCON interface bridging application based on Spring Boot, supporting AI models to send commands to Minecraft servers through the MCP protocol.