// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

OODA COMPUTER CONTROL TOOLS

99 tools from the OODA Computer Control MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 99 OODA COMPUTER CONTROL TOOLS

READ 39 tools

Read start_search Start a paginated file search. Returns searchId for retrieving results. Use for large directories. Read wait_for_screen_change Wait until screen content changes in a region. Useful for detecting UI updates. Read batch_file_info Get info for multiple files in parallel. Read batch_list_directories List multiple directories in parallel. Read batch_read_files Read multiple files in parallel. Read batch_search_in_files Search for patterns across multiple files in parallel. Supports regex, literal, and fuzzy/approximate match... Read clipboard_has_format Check if clipboard contains a specific format. Read clipboard_read Read clipboard contents (text, HTML, or image as base64). Read crud_batch_read Read multiple records in parallel. Read crud_query Query records in a collection Read crud_read Read a record by ID Read file_info Get file/directory metadata (size, dates, type). For multiple paths, use batch_file_info. Read find_on_screen Find text or image on screen (requires OCR/template matching dependencies). Read get_active_window Get information about the currently focused window. Read get_audit_log_stats Get audit log statistics including total entries and database size. Read get_config Get current MCP server configuration. Optionally specify a section (storage, cliPolicy, crud). Read get_console_logs Retrieve captured console logs from the browser. Read get_diff_preview Generate a diff preview showing what changes would be made without applying them. Supports unified, inline ... Read get_environment Get environment variable(s). Read get_mouse_position Get current mouse cursor position. Read get_network_info Get network interface information. Read get_page_content Get page content in HTML, text, or markdown format. Read get_recent_tool_calls Get recent tool call history from the audit log. Useful for debugging. Read get_screen_info Get display/monitor information (resolution, count, positions). Read get_search_results Get paginated results from a search session. Automatically advances cursor for next call. Read get_system_info Get system information (OS, CPU, memory, uptime). Read get_usage_stats Get tool usage statistics including call counts, error rates, and hourly distribution. Read list_active_searches List all active search sessions with their status. Read list_directory List contents of a directory Read list_processes List running processes with CPU/memory usage. Read list_sessions List all active process sessions with their status and basic info. Read list_windows List all open windows with titles and process info. Read read_file Read file contents. ⚠️ CONTEXT WARNING: Truncates at 500 lines. For large files or targeted access, PREFER ... Read read_file_lines Read specific lines from a file (token-efficient). Returns line range with optional line numbers. Use this ... Read read_process_output Read output from a process session. Use negative lines value to read last N lines. Use clear=true to clear ... Read screenshot Capture screenshot of screen or region. Returns base64 image or saves to file. Read screenshot_page Capture a full-page screenshot (returns base64). Read search_files Search for files by pattern in a directory tree. Read search_in_file Search for text or regex patterns within a file. Returns matching lines with optional context. More efficie...

WRITE 18 tools

Write apply_diff Apply multiple search/replace operations to a file in a single atomic operation. Validates all blocks befor... Write batch_copy_files Copy multiple files in parallel. Write batch_edit_blocks Apply multiple search/replace operations to a single file sequentially. Each edit operates on the result of... Write batch_move_files Move multiple files in parallel. Write batch_str_replace Replace strings across multiple files in parallel. Supports replaceAll option to replace multiple occurrenc... Write batch_write_files Write multiple files in parallel. Write clipboard_write Write text or HTML to clipboard. Write copy_file Copy a file or directory. For multiple operations, use batch_copy_files. Write crud_batch_create Create multiple records in parallel. Write crud_batch_update Update multiple records in parallel. Write crud_create Create a new record in a collection Write crud_update Update an existing record Write edit_block Search and replace text in a file with fuzzy matching fallback. Shows diff preview when exact match fails. ... Write move_file Move/rename a file or directory. For multiple operations, use batch_move_files. Write set_config_value Set a configuration value using dot notation (e.g., Write str_replace Replace a unique string in a file with another string. The string to replace must appear exactly once in th... Write write_file Write content to a file Write write_from_line Replace content starting from a specific line number. Use startLine to keep lines 1-(startLine-1) and repla...

DESTRUCTIVE 10 tools

Destructive batch_delete_files Delete multiple files in parallel. Destructive clear_old_logs Delete audit log entries older than specified days. Use dryRun=true to preview. Destructive clipboard_clear Clear the clipboard. Destructive crud_batch_delete Delete multiple records in parallel. Destructive crud_delete Delete a record Destructive delete_file Delete a file or directory. For multiple deletions, use batch_delete_files. Destructive reset_config Reset configuration to defaults. Optionally specify a section to reset only that section. Destructive kill_process Kill a process by PID or name. Destructive close_window Close a window. Use force to kill the process. Destructive terminate_process Terminate a process session. Use force=true for SIGKILL instead of graceful SIGTERM.

EXECUTE 32 tools

Execute batch_exec_cli Execute multiple shell commands in parallel. Execute batch_keyboard_actions Execute sequence of keyboard actions (type, press, shortcut, wait). Execute batch_mouse_actions Execute sequence of mouse actions (move, click, drag, scroll, wait). Execute evaluate_js Execute JavaScript code in the page context. Execute exec_cli Execute shell commands on the host system (YOLO mode) Execute execute_code Execute code in memory without saving to file. Supports python, node, r, powershell, bash. Execute keyboard_shortcut Execute keyboard shortcut (e.g., Execute launch_application Launch an application by path or name. Execute launch_browser Launch a browser instance (Puppeteer or Playwright). Toggles headless mode. Execute navigate_page Navigate to a URL and wait for load. Execute start_process Start a new interactive process session. Returns a sessionId for subsequent interactions. Use for long-runn... Execute stop_search Stop a search session and cleanup resources. Execute wait Wait/sleep for specified milliseconds. Use in action sequences. Execute wait_for_window Wait for a window to appear. Matches process name or window title. Execute focus_window Bring a window to the foreground by title or PID. Execute maximize_window Maximize the active or specified window. Execute minimize_window Minimize a window or all windows. Execute notify Show a system notification. Execute click_element Click an element identified by CSS/XPath selector. Execute close_browser Close the browser instance and cleanup. Execute interact_with_process Send input to a running process session. Input is written to the process stdin. Execute keyboard_press Press a key with optional modifiers (ctrl, alt, shift). Execute keyboard_type Type text as keyboard input. Execute mouse_click Click mouse button at position. Supports double-click. Execute mouse_drag Drag from one position to another. Execute mouse_move Move mouse cursor to coordinates. Execute mouse_scroll Scroll mouse wheel. Execute move_window Move the active or specified window. Execute resize_window Resize the active or specified window. Execute restore_window Restore a minimized/maximized window. Execute set_environment Set an environment variable. Execute type_text Type text into an input field.

// FAQ

How many tools does the OODA Computer Control MCP server have? +

The OODA Computer Control MCP server exposes 99 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on OODA Computer Control tools? +

Route the OODA Computer Control server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do OODA Computer Control tools fall into? +

OODA Computer Control tools are categorised as Read (39), Write (18), Destructive (10), Execute (32). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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