ScreenPilot
by Mtehabsim
ScreenPilot is an MCP server that allows LLMs to control your device by providing a screen automation toolkit. It enables interaction with graphical user interfaces for automation, education, and fun.
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What is ScreenPilot?
ScreenPilot is an MCP server designed to give LLMs control over a device's screen. It provides tools for automating interactions with graphical user interfaces.
How to use ScreenPilot?
To use ScreenPilot, you need to install Python 3.12, clone the repository, create and activate a virtual environment, install the required packages, and configure Claude AI desktop with the correct paths to your Python executable and the main.py file. Detailed steps are provided in the installation section.
Key features of ScreenPilot
Screen capture and analysis
Mouse control (clicking, positioning)
Keyboard input (typing, key presses, hotkeys)
Scrolling
Element Detection
Action Sequences
Use cases of ScreenPilot
Automating repetitive tasks
Educational applications involving GUI interaction
Creating fun and interactive experiences
Testing software with GUI elements
FAQ from ScreenPilot
What is ScreenPilot?
What is ScreenPilot?
ScreenPilot is an MCP server that enables LLMs to control and interact with graphical user interfaces.
What programming language is ScreenPilot written in?
What programming language is ScreenPilot written in?
ScreenPilot is written in Python.
What are the main features of ScreenPilot?
What are the main features of ScreenPilot?
The main features include screen capture, mouse control, keyboard input, scrolling, element detection, and action sequences.
How do I install ScreenPilot?
How do I install ScreenPilot?
Follow the installation steps in the README, which involve cloning the repository, setting up a virtual environment, installing dependencies, and configuring Claude AI desktop.
Can I contribute to ScreenPilot?
Can I contribute to ScreenPilot?
Yes, contributions are welcome! Please submit a Pull Request.