What does Windows-MCP do?

It exposes Windows computer-use actions to MCP-compatible AI clients so agents can inspect and interact with desktop applications.

How do I run Windows-MCP?

The README documents `uvx windows-mcp serve` for local stdio use and an SSE/HTTP transport option for localhost.

Which operating systems are supported?

The project lists Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11 as supported operating systems.

Windows-MCP

Name: Windows-MCP
Author: CursorTouch

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MCP server for Windows computer-use automation from AI clients.

Features

Control Windows UI elements through MCP-compatible clients
Run in stdio mode or SSE/HTTP mode for local agent workflows
Inspect apps, browser content, screenshots, and desktop state
Supports Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 with Python 3.13+

Use Cases

Windows automation builder

Give a coding or operations agent safe desktop context for testing workflows on Windows.

AI agent researcher

Prototype computer-use loops that need native Windows app control and UI state.

What This Server Can Do

MCP servers expose three types of capabilities to AI clients. Here's what Windows-MCP supports.

Tools

Supported8 tools

Functions your AI client can call to perform actions — like querying a database, creating a file, or calling an API.

How to use: Tools run automatically when your AI client decides they're needed. Ask your AI assistant to perform a task, and it will invoke the right tool.

Resources

Not available

This server does not expose read-only data resources.

Prompts

Not available

This server does not provide pre-built prompt templates.

For the full list of available tools, resources, and prompts, check the README on GitHub.

Available Tools (1)

windows_control

Interact with Windows UI elements, applications, mouse, keyboard, and browser context.