Locomorange

Locomorange is a small, developer-focused publisher that concentrates on bridging modern AI tooling with the Windows desktop environment through a single, highly specialized utility. The company’s only public offering, UIAutomation MCP Server, acts as a lightweight bridge between any application that speaks the open Model Context Protocol and the Win32 UIAutomation framework already present in every supported edition of Windows. By exposing native controls, text fields, buttons, and accessibility trees as structured MCP endpoints, the server lets large-language-model agents, copilots, or automation scripts discover, query, and manipulate running programs without screen-scraping or brittle coordinate clicks. Typical use cases range from automated quality-assurance regression suites that drive legacy line-of-business apps, to personal assistants that fill repetitive forms across multiple windows, to accessibility scripts that read live UI state aloud for low-vision users. Because the tool is protocol-native, it integrates equally well with Python notebooks, Node-red flows, or C# test runners, returning JSON descriptions of element properties and accepting high-level commands such as “click the OK button in the Save dialog.” The entire server is shipped as a single portable executable that registers itself on demand, making it easy to embed in CI pipelines or spin up on developer laptops for ad-hoc experimentation. Locomorange’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always fetch the latest release, and can be installed individually or in unattended batches.