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clawtouch-mcp
Give your AI agent real hands. An MCP server that turns any MCP-compatible client — Claude Desktop, Cline, Continue, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and any other — into something that can move a real mouse and press real keys through a USB HID device.
What is this?
A standalone Python process that speaks Model Context Protocol (MCP) over
stdio and exposes mouse / keyboard primitives — hid.click, hid.type,
hid.scroll, key combos, hid.screenshot — to whatever AI agent you already
use. Under the hood it talks over USB serial to a ClawTouch HID device (a
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 running the open ClawTouch HID firmware, or any
turnkey ClawTouch box) and translates each tool call into a real USB HID report.
The target OS sees a genuine physical keyboard and mouse — input arrives on
the same driver path as any plugged-in peripheral, not as a software-injected
synthetic event.
📦 MIT-licensed. No ClawTouch backend, no LLM, no agent loop on top — just the raw HID plumbing so other agent stacks can talk to real hardware.
