MCP server for web page and cross-platform system screenshots (macOS, Linux, Windows)
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides AI assistants with screenshot capabilities — both web page capture via Puppeteer and cross-platform system screenshots using native OS tools. Web Page Screenshots — Capture any public URL using a headless Chromium browser Cross-Platform System Screenshots — Fullscreen, window, or region capture using native OS tools (macOS , Linux ///etc.,…
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides AI assistants with screenshot capabilities — both web page capture via Puppeteer and cross-platform system screenshots using native OS tools. Web Page Screenshots — Capture any public URL using a headless Chromium browser Cross-Platform System Screenshots — Fullscreen, window, or region capture using native OS tools (macOS , Linux ///etc., Windows PowerShell+.NET) Security-First Design — SSRF prevention, path traversal protection, DNS…
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