Windows Remote Control

Enables remote automation of Windows systems for controlling mouse, keyboard, and screen capture via nut.js.

This Windows control server leverages nut.js and the Model Context Protocol to enable remote automation of Windows systems. Developed by an unnamed author, it provides a TypeScript-based interface for programmatically controlling mouse movements, keyboard input, and screen captures on Windows machines. The implementation uses Express for the server, Jimp and Sharp for image processing, and Clipboardy for clipboard access. It's designed for scenarios requiring remote Windows automation, such as automated testing, remote administration, or building AI-assisted Windows control systems that can interact with desktop applications via natural language commands.