If you're building Windows desktop automation and your AI agent's clicks keep missing targets on high-DPI displays, this is the fix. Windows silently uses two coordinate systems (physical pixels vs DPI-scaled logical coordinates), and most automation tools mix them without warning. This server sits alongside tools like windows-mcp and provides calibration from reference points, bidirectional coordinate conversion between physical and logical space, and UI element finding via Windows UI Automation that returns physical coordinates ready for clicking. It also tracks calibration freshness and verifies companion MCP patch status. Essential for any Windows automation workflow running on laptops or 4K monitors where DPI scaling is above 100 percent.
claude mcp add --transport stdio ikoskela-precision-desktop -- uvx precision-desktop