io.github.ikoskela/precision-desktop

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v0.1.1io.github.ikoskelaUnknownUpdated 7mo agoGitHub

Fixes DPI coordinate scaling for Windows desktop automation MCP servers.

mcp-name: io.github.ikoskela/precision-desktop A companion MCP server that fixes DPI coordinate scaling for Windows desktop automation. Windows DPI scaling silently breaks every MCP tool that clicks, types, or hovers on the desktop. detects and corrects the coordinate mismatch so your AI agent's clicks actually land where they should. Windows has two coordinate systems and doesn't tell you which…

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mcp-name: io.github.ikoskela/precision-desktop A companion MCP server that fixes DPI coordinate scaling for Windows desktop automation. Windows DPI scaling silently breaks every MCP tool that clicks, types, or hovers on the desktop. detects and corrects the coordinate mismatch so your AI agent's clicks actually land where they should. Windows has two coordinate systems and doesn't tell you which one you're using. When Windows DPI scaling is set above 100% (which it is on most modern laptops and…

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