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MCP servers tools for controlling a computer

MCP servers that connect agents to outside apps and data. Of the 73 tools on our controlling a computer page, 8 fit this narrower job. By pricing: 7 open source, 1 free or freemium. The most-starred open repos here are Next AI Draw.io (36,406 stars), Windows-MCP (10,292 stars), NitroStack (2,528 stars). Most come from the browser/computer use (5), productivity (1), MCP servers (1) categories.

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Next AI Draw.io

productivityOpen source

Create and edit draw.io diagrams by chatting with AI, as a web app, desktop app or MCP server.

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Windows-MCP

browser/computer useOpen source

Lightweight MCP server for computer use on Windows that lets agents navigate files, control apps and interact with the UI.

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NitroStack

MCP serversOpen source + cloud

TypeScript framework with decorators and dependency injection for building, testing and deploying MCP servers and MCP apps, with a companion desktop studio.

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Ui.Vision RPA

browser/computer useOpen source

Browser and desktop automation extension with OCR and image recognition, plus an MCP server so AI agents can create and run macros.

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Terminator

browser/computer useOpen source

Desktop automation library and MCP server that lets AI assistants control any Windows app through the accessibility tree, like Playwright for the desktop.

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axuse

Newbrowser/computer useOpen source

axuse gives AI agents browser and computer use through a single MCP server that plugs into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other MCP hosts. Instead of a screenshot loop it reads the DOM, the accessibility tree and Chrome DevTools, which makes actions faster and uses far fewer tokens, and it has zero dependencies, with desktop control on Windows, macOS (opt-in) and Linux.

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Anchor Action Index

browser/computer useFreemium

Shared memory of web workflows for Anchor's cloud browsers: computer-use agents replay proven paths as deterministic code and the model only steps in where a page has changed, exposed as tools on Anchor's MCP server and REST API.

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TecAdRise Bot

Newpersonal agentsOpen source

TecAdRise Bot is a free, MIT-licensed Windows desktop app (Electron and Cursor SDK) for running a local team of AI agents, each with its own model, memory, skills, MCP servers, workspace and schedule.

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GitHub repos (7)

RepoGitHub starsLicenceLast push
Next AI Draw.io ↗36,406Apache License 2.02026-10-22
Windows-MCP ↗10,292MIT2026-10-25
NitroStack ↗2,528Apache License 2.02026-10-18
Ui.Vision RPA ↗2,088—2026-09-21
Terminator ↗1,661—2026-06-02
axuse ↗505——
TecAdRise Bot ↗0—2026-10-23

7 repos. Stars and licence come from each repo, checked when the listing was last verified.

FAQ

What are the best AI tools for controlling a computer focused on MCP servers?

We list 8. The first three by GitHub stars and featured status are Next AI Draw.io: Create and edit draw.io diagrams by chatting with AI, as a web app, desktop app or MCP server.; Windows-MCP: Lightweight MCP server for computer use on Windows that lets agents navigate files, control apps and interact with the UI.; NitroStack: TypeScript framework with decorators and dependency injection for building, testing and deploying MCP servers and MCP apps, with a companion desktop studio.

Are there free or open-source options?

Yes: 7 open source, 1 free or freemium. Pricing is as each maker states it.

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