Desktop Computer Use (DCU): background Windows computer-use MCP server that controls apps without moving the real cursor or stealing focus.
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Desktop Computer Use (DCU): background Windows computer-use MCP server that controls apps without moving the real cursor or stealing focus.
MCP server + skill library for driving macOS apps in the background — click, type, scroll, and inspect accessibility trees without activating apps or moving your cursor. Works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex CLI, Goose, and any other MCP-capable LLM client.
Computer use, rebuilt for AI agents. Drive any Mac app in ~35ms — batch whole workflows in one call, target by meaning not pixels, never steals your screen.
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