cursortouch/windows-mcp is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides tools for AI agents to drive Windows computers. MCP is the channel through which an AI client attaches the tools of a server. It offers agents file exploration, app and window control, keyboard and mouse input, and UI state observation, and the latest release published on GitHub is v0.8.8.
The README describes this repository as a lightweight open-source MCP server that connects AI agents with the Windows operating system. It supports file exploration and app control, UI interaction, and QA testing, and it runs on Windows 10 and 11 with Python 3.14 or later. The vision feature that reads the screen is optional and works with a variety of LLMs. The description calls this server an MCP server for computer use on Windows. It is written in Python, its license is MIT, the repository was first created on May 13, 2025, and it has 9698 stars.
That said, the changelog for v0.8.8 is not in the given material. No evaluation figures either, such as performance comparisons or actual task success rates, are provided. Of the scores on a 10-point scale, only momentum is filled in at 8.2, while the novelty, technology, and quality fields are empty. Whether other operating systems are supported is also absent from the material. What is clear is that this is a lightweight Windows-only server released under the MIT license, but it is better to judge the changes in v0.8.8 after checking the release notes directly.