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Render and verify native Rust GUIs headlessly.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "io.github.richer-richard/fenestra-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to this Rust GUI app, list the current UI tree, and mark interactive controls.
A UI hierarchy with clickable and editable elements identified.
Check the accessibility information for the current window and find missing or incorrect labels.
An accessibility audit with issues listed.
Take a screenshot of the current UI and observe motion changes before and after a key interaction.
A screenshot result and notes on motion changes.
Developers can inspect the UI tree, screenshots, and interactions without opening a real window. It is useful for regression checks and automated testing.
Designers or developers can inspect accessibility information to find missing labels or structural issues.
After UI changes, quickly confirm control states, layout, and motion behave as expected.
It is used to render and verify native Rust GUIs headlessly, with access to the UI tree, queries, accessibility data, screenshots, and motion.
Based on the description, it supports UI tree access, queries, accessibility data, screenshots, and motion inspection.
The provided documentation excerpt is empty; see the source repository for prerequisites and installation details.
Search and retrieve Rust windows crate API documentation through an MCP server.
Capture Godot UI screenshots and node data for annotated game UI review.
Let AI operate Windows desktops for UI automation, OCR, and verification.
Let AI control terminal panes, workspaces, input, and browser actions.
Automate Windows desktop tasks with screenshots, window control, and input actions.
Capture responsive website screenshots across viewports and detect visual accessibility issues.