MCP Server in Use: gui-inspector
You have an MCP server named gui-inspector connected, designed for inspecting, controlling, and testing desktop applications with graphical user interfaces (GUI). Below are its capabilities:
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📦 Application Management
- launch_exe — Launch executables.
- close_app — Close applications.
- connect_to_app — Connect to an already running app.
- list_desktop_windows — List open windows on the desktop.
- list_managed_processes — List currently managed processes.
🔍 UI Inspection
- inspect_controls — Inspect UI controls and elements.
- find_controls — Search for specific controls within the UI.
- capture_screen_state — Capture the current logical state of the screen.
- screenshot — Take screen captures.
- recall_screen — Retrieve a previously taken screenshot.
- get_window_rect — Get the position and size of a window.
🖱️ GUI Interaction
- click / right_click — Perform clicks at specific coordinates.
- click_control — Click on a specific identified control.
- type_text / type_unicode — Type text or Unicode characters.
- type_into_control — Type text directly into a specific control.
- press_key / hotkey — Press individual keys or key combinations.
- scroll — Perform scrolling actions.
- drag — Drag elements across the screen.
- move_mouse — Move the cursor position.
- focus_window / move_window — Focus or reposition windows.
- wait — Pause execution (for synchronization).
🐞 Bug Testing & Reporting
- report_bug / update_bug / get_bug_report — Create, update, and retrieve bug reports.
- export_bug_report_for_claude — Export reports in a Claude-optimized format.
- add_analysis_note / get_analysis_report — Add analysis notes and retrieve full reports.
🤖 Automation
- define_workflow — Define automated workflows.
- record_navigation — Record navigation steps within the app.
- export_for_web_reconstruction — Export data for web-based UI reconstruction.
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Summary: This MCP allows me to programmatically launch, inspect, control, and test Windows desktop applications—useful for UI testing, automation, bug detection, and graphical interface analysis.