WinAutoWx (WeChat Desktop Automation)
Automates WeChat desktop application on Windows through UI element interaction, enabling message sending via clipboard-based text
This WeChat automation MCP server provides programmatic control of the WeChat desktop application on Windows through pywinauto integration. Built with FastAPI and featuring both standalone server and MCP protocol support, it offers automated message sending capabilities by interfacing directly with the WeChat UI elements, enabling AI assistants to send messages through an existing WeChat installation. The implementation includes clipboard-based text handling with pyperclip, process management through psutil, and RESTful API endpoints alongside MCP tools, making it valuable for automating WeChat communications, integrating chat functionality into AI workflows, and building notification systems that leverage existing WeChat accounts without requiring official API access.
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Repository: https://github.com/pmhw/winautowx
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