MCP Server for Microsoft Paint
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This is a JSON-RPC 2.0 compatible server that allows you to control Microsoft Paint programmatically. It uses the Microsoft Commandline Protocol (MCP) to interact with Paint.
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What is MCP Server for Microsoft Paint?
The MCP Server for Microsoft Paint is a server application that enables programmatic control of Microsoft Paint using JSON-RPC 2.0. It leverages the Microsoft Commandline Protocol (MCP) to send commands to Paint and automate various drawing and manipulation tasks.
How to use MCP Server for Microsoft Paint?
- Build the server using
cargo build --release. 2. Run the server usingcargo run --release. 3. Send JSON-RPC 2.0 requests to the server via stdin. 4. Receive responses from the server via stdout. 5. Use the provided test clientfinal_test.pyas an example.
Key features of MCP Server for Microsoft Paint
Launch and connect to Microsoft Paint
Draw lines, shapes, and pixels
Set colors and tool properties
Control the Paint window
Use cases of MCP Server for Microsoft Paint
Automated image generation
Scripted drawing tasks
Remote control of Paint
Integration with other applications
Educational tool for learning programming and graphics
FAQ from MCP Server for Microsoft Paint
What operating systems are supported?
What operating systems are supported?
Windows 10/11 with Microsoft Paint installed.
What programming languages are required?
What programming languages are required?
Rust (for building the server) and Python (for the test client examples).
How do I build the server?
How do I build the server?
Use the command cargo build --release.
How do I run the server?
How do I run the server?
Use the command cargo run --release.
What license is the project available under?
What license is the project available under?
This project is available under the MIT License.