20 Peekaboo alternatives
Peekaboo: macOS screen capture and GUI automation over MCP — see the screen, then click, type and navigate it, with local or hosted vision models. 20 MCP servers do similar work, most sharing Automation, Computer Use and macOS, ranked by how much they have in common with Peekaboo.
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by CursorTouch
Computer-use MCP server for Windows — 19 tools for clicking, typing, shell, filesystem and registry, driving the desktop without a vision model.
Also: Computer Use, GUI
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by Model Context Protocol
Browser automation for AI clients — navigate, click, type, screenshot, and run JavaScript in a real page.
Also: Automation, Screenshots
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by dongnguyenvie
MCP server and CLI for BashCut, a native macOS video editor: let Claude or Codex edit the open timeline, captions, color and exports through undoable commands.
Also: Automation, macOS
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by Sentry
Sentry's MCP server and CLI for iOS and macOS work — build, run on simulators and devices, capture logs, and drive tests from inside a coding agent.
Also: macOS
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by Daytona
Daytona's official MCP server: give an agent a disposable cloud sandbox with a file system, git, process execution, computer use and a live preview URL.
Also: Computer Use
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by Nuphus Team
Computer use for any MCP client: 36 tools covering screenshots, window control, mouse and keyboard, and Chrome over CDP, with local OCR built in and vision on your own key.
Also: Computer Use
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by Microsoft
Browser automation for agents — navigate, click, type, and read pages using Playwright's accessibility tree, no screenshots required.
Also: Computer Use
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by Mobile Next
Platform-agnostic MCP server that drives iOS and Android apps on simulators, emulators and real devices through the accessibility tree rather than screenshots.
Also: Automation
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by Unleash
Unleash's official MCP server for feature flags — and unusually, it first judges whether a change needs a flag at all before creating one.
Also: Automation
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by robotmcp
Drive real robots from an AI assistant. Bridges MCP clients to ROS 1 and ROS 2 through rosbridge — publish topics, call services, send action goals and read sensors with no change to robot code.
Also: Automation
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by Trigger.dev
Trigger.dev's official MCP server — trigger and monitor background jobs, deploy to any environment, and query runs with TRQL from your coding agent.
Also: Automation
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by BrowserStack
Official BrowserStack MCP server: run manual and automated tests on real browsers and devices, then debug and fix failing tests from your IDE in plain English.
Also: Automation
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by Eduard Ruzga
Give a desktop AI client real terminal and filesystem access — run commands and edit files across your machine.
Also: Automation
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by Docusign
Docusign's official hosted MCP server: query, send and track agreements from any MCP client using your own account permissions.
Also: Automation
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by Zapier
Zapier's official hosted MCP server, exposing actions across 8,000+ connected apps as agent tools — with you choosing exactly which actions each server may perform.
Also: Automation
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by Apify
Apify's official MCP server — turn thousands of ready-made scrapers into tools your assistant can call.
Also: Automation
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by Browserbase
Browserbase's official MCP server — cloud browser automation with Stagehand's natural-language actions.
Also: Automation
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by n8n
Official instance-level MCP server that lets AI agents discover, run, and edit workflows on your n8n instance.
Also: Automation
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by Typeform
Typeform's official remote MCP server — build and edit forms, wire up automations, manage contacts and read response analytics from an agent.
Also: Automation
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by Vantage
Official Vantage MCP server: ask an AI assistant about your cloud costs, usage, tagging and budgets across AWS, Azure, GCP and more — hosted with OAuth or self-hosted via npx.
Also: Automation
