Run inline AutoHotkey scripts to capture their output, enabling reliable background input via ControlSend/ControlClick and real hotkeys for desktop automation.
Generate a concise meta description for the ahk_control_send tool that focuses on its purpose: sending text or keystrokes to a background window without focusing it.
Enables AI assistants to write, validate, debug, and execute AutoHotkey v2 scripts on Windows, with tools for syntax checking, script execution, active window inspection, library search, and live debugging via DBGp protocol.
Analyze, fix, and run AutoHotkey scripts in one workflow. Fix syntax, style, and performance issues, preview changes, then execute the corrected script.
Make targeted edits to AutoHotkey files with regex or literal replacements, line operations, multi-file batches, and optional previews for lightweight modifications.
Analyze and fix AutoHotkey v2 scripts with syntax, structure, and semantic checks. Choose from fast, standard, or thorough analysis levels and preview fixes before applying them.
Open AutoHotkey files in VS Code to edit scripts. Use this tool to access recent files, navigate to specific lines, and manage workspace windows for coding.
Detect and set the active AutoHotkey file for editing in the ahk-mcp server. This essential first step enables all subsequent file modification tools to work on the specified .ahk file.
Edit AutoHotkey scripts by specifying file paths and modifications. This tool helps modify, view, or create .ahk files with preview options to review changes before applying them.
View and analyze AutoHotkey files with structured display, syntax highlighting, and multiple viewing modes including raw, summary, and outline formats.
Generate #Include statements to import AutoHotkey libraries, resolve dependencies automatically, and support multiple import formats for proper code organization.