Focusing or closing a window means knowing which windows exist, and get_window_list plus get_foreground_window_info supply that before anything acts. Per-window screenshots are the other quietly useful piece — capturing one application instead of the whole desktop keeps whatever else is on screen out of the conversation. Everything runs with your own user permissions, so scope it accordingly.
A server over the Windows API. It covers the desktop operations that normally need a keyboard shortcut or a trip to Settings, exposed as individual tools.
- Media: get_media_sessions, play, pause, next and previous control whatever is currently playing
- Windows: get_foreground_window_info, get_window_list, focus_window, close_window and minimize_window
- screenshot_window captures a specific window rather than the whole screen
- Notifications: send_toast raises a Windows toast
- Monitors: sleep_monitors and wake_monitors
- Theme: get_theme_mode reads the current mode and set_theme_mode switches between light and dark
- Start menu: open_file and open_url launch through the shell
- Clipboard: get_clipboard and set_clipboard read and write it
Windows, and the Python package mcp-windows, version 0.1.0 — run as `uvx mcp-windows`, or from a checkout with uv. No account and no key; the tools act with the permissions of the user running the server.
One command — uvx mcp-windows