MokoWindows MCP Roadmap (current stable 3.11.5)
- Browser superset complete - Chrome control now matches and exceeds claude-in-chrome and Playwright.
- Launch and drive Chrome - open, navigate, act and capture.
- Read the browser console log and network requests, and auto-handle JavaScript dialogs, via a persistent per-tab monitor.
- Accessibility snapshot with
[ref]ids for reliable element targeting, plus hover, drag, native select and file upload. - Screencast recording (animated PNG), PDF export and element-clipped screenshots.
- Emulation (geolocation, timezone, dark mode, network throttling), request mocking, performance and coverage metrics, and live CSS editing that survives reloads.
- Real download retrieval (the finished file path on disk) and native Windows Open/Save dialog driving.
- Lower Chrome memory use and fewer crashes while keeping Sync and autofill.
- Capture a specific app or browser window, with fallback for tricky cases.
- Full WSL integration - list, manage and run commands in Linux distributions.
- Winget package management - search, install, update and export.
- Security and system tools - firewall, certificates, restore points, event logs and updates.
- Productivity tools - focus mode, input automation, shortcuts, symlinks and disk cleanup.
- Networking utilities - SMB shares, DNS cache, timezone and default apps.
- Migrating the build and release pipeline onto the shared MokoCLI build agent.
- Fixing window capture returning blank frames for GPU-rendered terminal content.
- Cleaning up legacy automation and script directories.
- Google Drive File Stream tools - detect, monitor and recover a mounted Drive.
- Clear distinction between a crashed mount and a missing path for reliable Drive operations.
- Broader desktop-automation coverage driven by real-world workflows.
- Tighter integration with the wider Mokonyx MCP tool family.
Items and timing are indicative and may change based on feedback and feasibility.