Let AI agents control Windows desktop apps and automate GUI workflows.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "codex-cua-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use codex-cua-mcp to open the CRM app on Windows, navigate to the 'New Customer' page, and fill in these fields: Company 'Galaxy Tech', Contact 'Li Ming', Phone '13800000000', Email '[email protected]'. Do not submit the form; just take a screenshot and report any missing fields.
The AI fills the desktop form, returns a screenshot, and reports any unfilled or unrecognized fields.
Use codex-cua-mcp to control Excel and a browser on Windows: open sales-report.xlsx, copy customer IDs from column A, search them one by one in the internal lookup system, and write the returned customer tier into column B. Save the file every 20 rows and summarize any exceptions at the end.
The AI switches between desktop apps to complete the task and outputs progress, exceptions, and the final file status.
Use codex-cua-mcp to test a Windows desktop app login flow: launch the app, enter test credentials, attempt to sign in, and record each UI change. If there is an error, disabled button, or timeout, capture screenshots and summarize the test result.
The AI provides an execution log of the login flow, key screenshots, and a summary of issues found.
Control Windows desktops via screenshots, UI trees, and simulated input.
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