Computer Use

Use the computer MCP tool from the computer-use MCP server to operate the user's real local desktop.

The only valid tool path for this skill is the MCP tool named computer. Do not use shell commands to start another desktop automation MCP server, do not install @anthropic-ai/mcp-computer-use-server, and do not edit Qwen settings as a fallback. If the computer tool is not available in the current tool list, stop and tell the user to restart Qwen Code or reconnect the computer-use MCP server.

For browser pages, websites, localhost web apps, web forms, DOM elements, links, inputs, or browser navigation flows, use the browser-use skill and the Playwright MCP server instead. Use computer-use only when the task requires native OS or app UI that Playwright cannot see.

Operating Loop

1. Observe first with computer action get_screenshot.
2. Prefer keyboard shortcuts and typed navigation when practical.
3. Use coordinate clicks only after a screenshot confirms the target location.
4. After every action, verify with another get_screenshot.
5. Keep actions small and reversible.

Safety

Ask for confirmation before destructive, privacy-sensitive, or externally visible actions, including deleting files, sending messages, submitting forms, making purchases, changing security settings, or entering credentials.

Do not assume the user wants the whole desktop automated. Operate only the app, window, or workflow they asked for.

Tool Notes

• Use action: "get_screenshot" to establish the coordinate frame.
• Use action: "left_click", action: "right_click", action: "middle_click", action: "double_click", action: "mouse_move", and action: "left_click_drag" for pointer actions.
• Use action: "type" for text input.
• Use action: "key" for keys or key combinations.
• Use action: "scroll" for scrolling.
• The tool uses a single MCP tool named computer; do not look for separate tools named click or screenshot.

Platform Notes

On macOS, the user may need to grant Accessibility and Screen Recording permissions to the Node/npm process that runs the MCP server.

On Windows, the desktop must be unlocked and interactive for GUI input to work reliably.