Glasswarp MCP server

What it does

Glasswarp MCP Server exposes remote control of a Windows PC you own, allowing observation and interaction through screen capture, mouse clicks, keyboard input, and app launching. It is for developers who want to automate or control Windows machines programmatically via an MCP client.

• Observe a Windows desktop screen and identify UI elements to interact with programmatically.
• Automate multi-step workflows on a Windows PC by sending sequences of clicks, typing, and keyboard commands.
• Launch applications and control them remotely from an MCP client without a cloud desktop service.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
rigs.list	List paired Windows machines available for control.
session.start	Start a metered session on a Windows machine.
session.end	End the current session.
screen.observe	Capture the current screen state with UI targets and text, optionally as a JPEG image.
input.click	Click the mouse at a specified location.
input.type	Type text input.
input.keys	Send keyboard key presses.
input.drag	Drag the mouse from one location to another.
input.scroll	Scroll the screen.
input.send_actions	Send multiple input actions in sequence.
app.launch	Start an executable on the Windows machine.
session.live_view	Access owner Live View and billing signals.
session.status	Get the current session status and billing information.
demos.list	List available demo run contracts.
demos.get	Retrieve a specific demo run contract.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.