Glasswarp MCP server

Glasswarp is a helper that lets your AI assistant see and control a real Windows computer that you own. You install a small program on that Windows machine, then your AI can look at the screen, click buttons, type text, and open apps for you. It is handy if you want your AI to do things on your PC without you sitting there clicking.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to do something on your Windows PC, like open a program or fill in a form. The AI uses this helper, which talks to a small agent you installed on that Windows machine. The agent looks at the screen, finds buttons and text, and performs clicks, typing, dragging, or scrolling. Then it sends the result back to your AI, which tells you what happened. You can also watch a live view of the screen while it works.

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What you can do with it

• List the Windows computers you have paired and ready to use
• Start and end a work session on one of those computers
• Look at the screen and get a list of buttons and text it can see
• Click, type, press keys, drag, and scroll on that computer
• Launch an app on the computer by its program name
• Watch a live view of the screen while the AI works
• Check session status and billing signals

Try asking your AI

• “List my rigs and tell me which one is usable.”
• “Start a session on my office PC and open Notepad.”
• “Look at the screen and tell me what buttons are visible.”
• “Type hello world into the text box and click Save.”
• “End the session when you are done.”

What it gives back to you

You get back plain answers in the chat, like a list of your paired computers, a summary of what is on screen, or a note that an action was done. When you ask for a picture, it can send back a JPEG image of the screen. It also reports session status and billing signals so you know what is running.

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Who it's for

People who want their AI to handle everyday tasks on their own Windows PC, like office workers, testers, and anyone who repeats the same clicks and typing.