ScreenPilot MCP server

ScreenPilot is a small helper that gives your AI hands on your computer. It can look at your screen, move the mouse, click, type, and press keys. It is handy if you want to automate boring clicks, show someone how something works, or just play around with what an AI can do on your desktop.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to do something on your screen, like take a look or click a button. The AI uses ScreenPilot to take a screenshot or send a mouse or keyboard action. ScreenPilot carries out that action on your computer and reports back what happened. Then the AI tells you what it saw or what it did, right in the chat. You stay in control the whole time because you are the one asking.

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What you can do with it

• Take a screenshot of your screen and describe what is on it
• Move the mouse to a spot and click there
• Type text into whatever window is open
• Press single keys or key combinations like Ctrl+C
• Scroll up, down, or to a certain position
• Check whether a button or element is visible on screen
• Run a short sequence of clicks and key presses in order

Try asking your AI

• “Take a screenshot and tell me what is on my screen right now”
• “Click the button in the top right corner of the window”
• “Type hello world into the text box that is open”
• “Scroll down a bit and then take another screenshot”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, like a description of what is on your screen or a note that an action was done. Screenshots come back as images you can look at. If you ask it to click or type, it tells you whether that worked. You can also ask it to wait for something to appear and it will report back when it shows up.

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Who it's for

People who want to automate simple clicks and typing on their own computer, teachers showing how software works, and anyone curious about letting an AI drive their desktop.