Windows-MCP is a lightweight open source project designed to connect AI agents with the Windows operating system through a Model Context Protocol server. It acts as a bridge that allows large language models to directly interact with desktop environments, enabling automated control over applications, files, and system interfaces. Windows-MCP provides capabilities such as file navigation, application management, UI interaction, and QA testing workflows, making it suitable for building autonomous desktop agents. It focuses on native interaction with Windows UI elements rather than relying on traditional computer vision techniques, which simplifies integration and improves efficiency. It includes a set of tools that simulate user inputs like keyboard and mouse actions while also capturing the current state of windows and interfaces. It is designed to be extensible and adaptable, allowing developers to customize or expand its functionality for different automation or AI use cases.
Features
- Native interaction with Windows UI elements including apps and windows
- Supports any LLM without requiring specialized vision models
- Built-in tools for keyboard, mouse, and UI state control
- Enables automation tasks like file navigation and QA testing
- Lightweight design with minimal dependencies and easy setup
- Customizable and extensible architecture for advanced workflows