@rebind.gg/mcp-server
Exposes Rebind as computer-use tools for remote control and automation, including screenshot, click, type, and window control.
README
@rebind.gg/mcp-server
Stdio MCP server that turns Rebind into a computer-use toolkit: screenshots, verified clicks, keyboard input, window control, and direct Luau scripting on the connected machine — driven over real HID, not synthetic OS events.
Requirements
- Bun >= 1.1 (the server runs via
bunx) - The Rebind app running its Remote Access relay:
remote.luau(recommended) orremote_access.lua(protocol >= 1.1.0)
Older copies of
remote_access.luacalledhid.pressoutside a coroutine, so clicks silently failed. Useremote.luauor a currentremote_access.lua.
Install
One command writes the correct config for whichever clients you name — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, and more — via add-mcp:
npx add-mcp "bunx @rebind.gg/mcp-server" --name rebind \
--env REBIND_URL=ws://127.0.0.1:19561 \
-g -a claude-code -a cursor -a codex -a opencode
Drop -a <agent> for the clients you want, or pass --all. -g installs globally; omit it for project-local config. Restart the client afterward.
Manual configuration
Any MCP client takes the stdio block directly:
{
"mcpServers": {
"rebind": {
"command": "bunx",
"args": ["@rebind.gg/mcp-server"],
"env": { "REBIND_URL": "ws://127.0.0.1:19561" }
}
}
}
Verify the relay is reachable
bunx @rebind.gg/mcp-server --selftest
Connects, takes a capture, and reports the display — the fastest way to catch the #1 first-run failure (relay not loaded).
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
screenshot |
Capture a display (cursor marked with a crosshair). All coordinates the model emits are pixels in the most recent screenshot. |
screenshot_window |
Capture one window by title substring (or the active window) — smaller, cheaper, monitor-proof. |
zoom |
Re-capture a region of the last screenshot at native resolution, for small text. Read-only. |
click |
Move to a point and click (left/right/middle, optional double). Landing position is verified and corrected before pressing. |
move_mouse |
Move without clicking, with the same verification. |
type |
Type text into the focused element. |
key |
Press a key or combo, e.g. Enter, LCtrl+L, LAlt+Tab. |
scroll |
Scroll the wheel at the cursor (positive = up). |
run_lua |
Run a Luau script on the connected machine and return its return value as JSON — the fast path for any deterministic sequence (launch apps, place windows, shell commands, pixel search). |
lua_docs |
Full Luau SDK type definitions for run_lua. |
list_displays / list_windows / focus_window / active_window |
Display and window enumeration and control. |
get_cursor / wait / calibrate |
Cursor readback, pauses, and the mouse scale probe. |
Configuration
| Env var | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
REBIND_URL |
ws://127.0.0.1:19561 |
Relay WebSocket URL. |
REBIND_TOKEN |
— | Required when the relay has an auth token set (the Auth token panel field on remote.luau, or AUTH_TOKEN on remote_access.lua). |
REBIND_AGENT_LOG |
off | Path to append one JSONL line per tool call ({ts, tool, ok, latency_ms, note}). No screenshot bytes, no user content. |
How it works
Verified clicks. click and move_mouse reach an absolute screen point by reading the real OS cursor and sending relative HID deltas (which map 1:1 to pixels), correcting against the true cursor until it lands. This sidesteps the relay's own absolute move, whose delta comes from a cached cursor position that goes stale and flings the pointer to a screen edge.
Calibration. A mouse scale probe runs on the first click/move_mouse. If pointer ballistics are detected (enhance pointer precision, DPI mismatch), the probe reports it, since acceleration would break the 1:1 assumption. Re-run it any time with calibrate.
One queue. There is one physical cursor and keyboard, so tool calls are serialized: parallel calls from the model run one after another instead of interleaving HID input.
One coordinate space. All results are reported in the pixel space of the last screenshot — the same space the model emits — so no rescaling math ever falls on the model.
Develop
bun test packages/mcp-server/tests/
bun run --cwd packages/mcp-server typecheck
License
MIT © US Input Company
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