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Winrdp MCP server

by emog33k·io.github.emog33k/winrdp-mcp·v0.1.3·3 stars

Zero-config server to provision and administer any Windows RDP box over WinRM/SSH/SMB.

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Winrdp tools (100, 26 write)

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  • add_host

    Register a Windows box in the encrypted inventory.

  • apply_baseline

    Apply a pleasant server baseline: high-performance power plan, no sleep/hibernate, long-path support, hide Server Manager at logon, and optionally set the timezone. Makes a fresh box comfortable to work on. Runs elevated.

  • build_server
  • cleanup_stagedwrite action

    Remove a staged tool by name, or wipe the whole tool cache if name is omitted.

  • clear_event_log

    Clear a Windows event log. Runs elevated.

  • clipboard_get

    Read the clipboard text of the interactive session on a box.

  • clipboard_set

    Set the clipboard text of the interactive session on a box.

  • deploy_ui_agentwrite action

    Deploy the interactive-desktop UI agent (winremote-mcp) onto a box for click/type/OCR-level control, and start it as an HTTP MCP endpoint.

  • download_file

    Download a URL directly onto a box (server-side, TLS 1.2). Returns size + SHA-256.

  • edit_file

    Find/replace inside a text file on a box (literal by default, or `regex`). Returns the number of replacements; set count_only to preview without writing.

  • enable_ssh

    Install and start the Windows OpenSSH server on a box, open the firewall, and set PowerShell as the default SSH shell.

  • enable_winrm

    (Re)run the WinRM enablement script on a box through the current transport.

  • failed_logons

    Recent failed logon attempts (Security event 4625) — account, source IP, type.

  • file_copy

    Copy a file or directory on a box (server-side, no round-trip through operator).

  • file_deletewrite action

    Delete a file or directory on a box.

  • file_download

    Download a file from a box to the operator machine.

  • file_hash

    Compute a file hash on a box. algorithm: SHA256|SHA1|MD5|SHA384|SHA512.

  • file_list

    List a directory on a box (files and folders with size and mtime).

  • file_move

    Move or rename a file/directory on a box.

  • file_read

    Read a text file from a box (UTF-8). Truncates at max_bytes.

  • file_search

    Find files by name pattern under a directory.

  • file_uploadwrite action

    Upload a file from the operator machine to a box.

  • file_writewrite action

    Write (or append) content to a file on a box.

  • find_and_click

    OCR the desktop, find on-screen `text`, and click its center — vision-lite clicking for UIs that UI Automation can't see. occurrence picks the Nth match.

  • firewall_add

    Open (or block) a port in Windows Firewall.

  • firewall_deletewrite action

    Delete firewall rule(s) by display name.

  • firewall_rules

    List firewall rules for a direction.

  • focus_window

    Bring a window to the foreground by (partial) title so keystrokes land in it.

  • get_acl

    Read the owner and access rules (ACL) of a file/folder/registry path.

  • grant_acl

    Grant a principal rights on a path via icacls. rights: F|M|RX|R|W or a word like FullControl->F. Runs elevated. Use take_own first if access is denied.

  • group_add_member

    Add a user to a local group (e.g. 'Administrators', 'Remote Desktop Users').

  • gui_scriptwrite action

    Run a PowerShell block in the interactive session with GUI helpers pre-loaded — the one-call way to do a multi-step GUI sequence without paying per-action latency.

  • health_report

    One-call box health: OS/uptime, CPU/RAM, per-disk free, top processes, stopped auto-start services, recent System/Application errors, pending Windows Updates, and Defender status. The "how is this box doing" summary.

  • kill_processwrite action

    Kill a process by pid or by name (all matching).

  • list_hosts

    List all registered boxes (passwords redacted) and which one is active.

  • list_open_ports

    Listening TCP ports with the owning process — the box's exposed attack surface.

  • list_processes

    List running processes with pid, memory, and CPU seconds.

  • list_services

    List Windows services (name, display name, status, start mode).

  • list_staged_tools

    List tools/scripts staged on a box.

  • list_tasks

    List scheduled tasks (name, path, state).

  • list_users

    List local user accounts (enabled state, last logon, admin membership).

  • list_windows

    List the top-level windows on the interactive desktop (title, pid, handle, bounds).

  • make_dirwrite action

    Create a directory (and parents) on a box.

  • mouse_click

    Click at screen coordinates (x, y). button: left | right | middle.

  • mouse_drag

    Press at (x1,y1), drag to (x2,y2), release. button: left | right | middle.

  • mouse_move

    Move the mouse cursor to screen coordinates (x, y).

  • net_connections

    List TCP connections on a box. state: Listen|Established|* (all).

  • net_info

    Network configuration of a box: adapters, IPv4, gateway, DNS servers, MAC.

  • ocr_screen

    Read text off the live desktop via the built-in Windows OCR engine (Win10+). Returns the full text plus per-word screen coordinates (center x/y + bounding box). Pairs with mouse_click / find_and_click. (Claude can also just read a screenshot.)

  • ping

    Ping a target from the box.

  • port_check

    Test whether a TCP port on `target` is reachable *from the box*.

  • port_proxy_add

    Add a netsh portproxy on a box (v4->v4). Great for tunneling RDP/other services through a reachable box to one behind NAT. Runs elevated.

  • port_proxy_deletewrite action

    Delete a netsh portproxy rule by listen port. Runs elevated.

  • port_proxy_list

    List active netsh portproxy rules on a box.

  • provision_host

    Zero-config provision: make a box remotely manageable no matter its state.

  • rdp_disable

    Disable incoming RDP connections.

  • rdp_disconnect_session

    Disconnect an RDP session by id (keeps it running).

  • rdp_enable

    Enable RDP: allow connections, open the firewall group, set NLA. Idempotent.

  • rdp_logoff_session

    Log off an RDP session by id (ends it).

  • rdp_sessions

    List RDP/console sessions (id, user, state) via ``qwinsta``.

  • rdp_set_port

    Change the RDP listening port and (optionally) open it in the firewall. Takes effect after a reboot or a TermService restart.

  • rdp_status

    Report RDP configuration: enabled, NLA, port, max connections, firewall.

  • reboot_and_wait

    Reboot a box and block until it is reachable again (WinRM/SSH back up). Essential for automation that must continue after a restart.

  • record_screen

    Record the desktop for a few seconds and return it as an animated GIF.

  • reg_deletewrite action

    Delete a registry value (if name given) or an entire key.

  • reg_read

    Read a registry key (all values) or a single value. path like 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion'.

  • reg_writewrite action

    Write a registry value. type: String|DWord|QWord|Binary|ExpandString|MultiString. Creates the key if missing.

  • remove_hostwrite action

    Remove a box from the inventory.

  • run_elevatedwrite action

    Run PowerShell with a full elevated token via a one-shot Scheduled Task. run_as 'SYSTEM' (default) needs no password. This is the real UAC bypass path used when a normal WinRM/SSH logon would otherwise get a filtered token.

  • run_on_hostswrite action

    Run one PowerShell script across many boxes in parallel and collect results.

  • send_keyswrite action

    Send keystrokes to the active window using SendKeys syntax.

  • service_control

    Control a service. action: start | stop | restart | enable | disable | manual | auto.

  • service_createwrite action

    Create a Windows service. start: auto|demand|disabled. Optionally run under a specific account. Runs elevated.

  • service_deletewrite action

    Delete a Windows service. Runs elevated.

  • set_dns

    Set DNS servers on an interface. servers: comma-separated (e.g. '1.1.1.1,8.8.8.8'). Use net_info to get interface aliases. Runs elevated.

  • stage_scriptwrite action

    Write a script (PowerShell/batch/py/text) into the box's tool cache and return its remote path, ready to run with run_powershell/run_cmd.

  • stage_tool

    Pull a helper tool onto a box on demand.

  • start_process

    Launch a program/command on a box. elevated=True for full token, as_user=True to launch in the interactive RDP desktop session.

  • sync_folder

    Mirror a LOCAL operator folder to a box efficiently (zip → upload → expand). mirror=True wipes the destination first so it matches the source exactly.

  • tail_file

    Return the last N lines of a text file on a box (snapshot).

  • take_own

    Take ownership of a file/folder via takeown (needed before changing a locked ACL). Runs elevated.

  • task_createwrite action

    Create a scheduled task. schedule: ONCE|DAILY|HOURLY|ONLOGON|ONSTART. run_as SYSTEM needs no password; highest=True runs with a full token.

  • task_deletewrite action

    Delete a scheduled task by name.

  • task_runwrite action

    Run a scheduled task now.

  • test_host

    Scan reachable management ports and verify the live transport for a box.

  • transfer_between_hostswrite action

    Copy a file from one registered box to another, straight through the controller.

  • type_text

    Type literal text into the active window (SendKeys metacharacters auto-escaped). Use `window` to focus a window by title first.

  • uac_get

    Read the box's UAC policy (EnableLUA, admin prompt behaviour, token filter).

  • uac_set

    Adjust UAC policy. disable_token_filter=True lets non-builtin local admins get a full token over the network (LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy=1). EnableLUA changes need a reboot.

  • ui_find

    Find UI elements on the desktop via UI Automation.

  • ui_invoke

    Find a control by (partial) name and activate it — Invoke (buttons), else Toggle, else click its center. The reliable way to press a button without pixel math.

  • ui_set_text

    Set the text of an input control found by (partial) name (UIA ValuePattern).

  • unzip_path

    Extract a .zip archive on a box.

  • use_host

    Make a registered box the active target for subsequent tool calls.

  • user_createwrite action

    Create a local user; optionally add to Administrators and Remote Desktop Users.

  • user_deletewrite action

    Delete a local user account.

  • wait_for_window

    Wait until a window whose title contains `title` appears on the desktop. Polls in-session in a single call (cheap despite the as_user path).

  • whoami_priv

    Current session's user, groups, integrity level, and token privileges — the quick 'what can this session actually do' check.

  • write_eventwrite action

    Write an entry to a Windows event log (creates the source if needed). Elevated.

  • zip_path

    Compress a file/folder into a .zip on a box.

Public scan report

scanner v0.1.9 · 2026-09-23 · same rubric, same numbers if you re-run it

no findings
  • Code scan37 source files scanned25/25
  • –Live reliabilityno gateway calls yet and no remote to proben/a
  • –Tool poisoningtools not inspected (local package is not executed); not countedn/a
  • Auth qualitystatic API keys via environment variables6/15
  • Maintenancelast push 1 days ago15/15
  • Maintainer identityregistry namespace matches repository owner6/10
Overall 80/100. Components that don't apply are left out of the denominator. Any critical finding is an F.RubricAppeal a findingJSON

How Winrdp compares

Against every graded MCP server, from our own scans and uptime checks. Updated after each scan run.

Safety score
80/100
higher than 60% of 48,255 servers
Tools
100
the typical server has 7
Tools that change things
26%
typical: 0%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break
GitHub stars
3
more than 80% of 28,688 servers

What its tools let an agent do: 66 read · 3 create · 23 change · 1 delete · 1 send or post · 6 run or deploy

Install Winrdp in Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code

claude mcp add winrdp-mcp -- uvx winrdp-mcp
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What the publisher says

From the Winrdp repository's README, as published. We do not edit it. Read it on GitHub

<!-- mcp-name: io.github.emog33k/winrdp-mcp -->

winrdp-mcp

A zero-config MCP server that provisions and fully administers any Windows RDP box — Windows 10/11 and Server 2016–2025 — for Claude and Claude Code.

You give it a host and admin credentials. It makes the box remotely manageable by itself — turning on WinRM, opening the Windows firewall, and fixing local-admin token filtering — regardless of the box's starting state or Windows version. Claude then gets 144 tools: shell, files, registry, services, processes, scheduled tasks, users, firewall, event logs, software, networking, live RDP control, screenshots, GUI automation, real UAC elevation, one-call health/security reports, and on-demand tool staging — plus 5 guided workflows (prompts) and live host resources.

Nothing is pre-installed on the target. The controller reaches boxes over WinRM / SSH / SMB from wherever Claude Code runs, and manages one box or a whole fleet from a single server.

Why it's different

  • Zero-config provisioning. provision_host climbs a ladder — WinRM → SSH → SMB/WMI cold-start → paste-once bootstrap — and makes a fresh, locked-down box manageable with no manual WinRM setup.
  • Real UAC / elevation, not "please run as admin." Over WinRM a local admin gets a high-integrity full token and elevated ops run directly; a filtered token falls back to a one-shot SYSTEM Scheduled Task. as_user=True runs inside the interactive RDP desktop.
  • 144 tools across 15 modules, every one with readOnlyHint / destructiveHint safety annotations so MCP clients can gate destructive actions automatically. Narrow the surface to a focused set with a tool profile (WINRDP_PROFILE=admin|rdp|core).
  • Guided workflows & live context. 5 MCP prompts (provisionandharden, diagnosebox, securityaudit, setupdevbox, openservicelocally) turn a whole operation into one click, and resources (winrdp://hosts, winrdp://host/{alias}/info) hand the model the inventory and a live box summary without spending a tool call.
  • On-demand code execution. runpython finds or installs Python, pip-installs deps, runs your code, and cleans up — same for Node, PowerShell, cmd, and batch. stagetool pulls Sysinternals (or any URL/local file) onto the box mid-task.
  • Native GUI automation. Drive the interactive RDP desktop — keystrokes, mouse, and UI Automation (find/click/read controls by name) — plus live screenshots, with no on-box agent.
  • One-call ops. healthreport (OS/CPU/RAM/disk/services/errors/updates/Defender in one read), applybaseline (high-perf power plan, no sleep, long paths), whoamipriv, failedlogons, listopenports.
  • First-class RDP and an encrypted multi-host inventory (Fernet) with tags and parallel fan-out across the fleet.

Two modes, one package

Both build the same server; python -m winrdp_mcp serve is equivalent to the console script.

Table of contents

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.

Nothing above is checked by us. What we check is on the safety report.

Winrdp: common questions

Is Winrdp MCP server safe?
Mostly: it is graded B (80/100). Read the Winrdp safety report
How do I install Winrdp?
It runs on your machine. Copy the Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Desktop config from the install section.
Does Winrdp need an API key?
Yes. The registry entry asks for WINRDP_VAULT_KEY.
Is Winrdp maintained?
The last commit was 42 days ago (2026-09-23). The latest release is v0.1.3.
What can I use instead of Winrdp?
Servers from other publishers that do the same job: SSH — policy-gated remote access MCP server.
How does Winrdp compare with other MCP servers?
safety score 80/100 (higher than 60% of 48,255 servers); tools 100 (the typical server has 7); tools that change things 26% (typical: 0%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break). Full comparison.

Alternatives to Winrdp

Same job from other publishers: the closest match first, then the best rated.