Electron Native FAQs

Question 1

What is Electron Native?

Accepted Answer

Electron Native is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for debugging and automating native Electron applications specifically on macOS. It provides tools for deep inspection and comprehensive control.

Question 2

What are Electron Native's key capabilities?

Accepted Answer

It offers comprehensive DOM inspection via Chrome DevTools Protocol, extensive native UI automation using macOS accessibility APIs, global hotkey triggering, and execution of arbitrary JavaScript within Electron app windows.

Question 3

What macOS permissions are necessary for Electron Native to function?

Accepted Answer

The server requires Accessibility for UI automation, Screen Recording for screenshots, and Input Monitoring for keyboard/mouse control. It includes built-in tools to check and request these permissions.

Question 4

Can I automate both Electron app content and native macOS UI with this tool?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Electron Native provides tools for both. You can inspect and interact with Electron's web content via CDP and automate native macOS UI elements using its full accessibility API integration for a holistic automation solution.

Question 5

How do I get started with debugging an Electron app using Electron Native?

Accepted Answer

First, launch your Electron application with the `--inspect` flag (e.g., `your-app --inspect=9222`). Then, use Electron Native's `list_electron_targets` and `connect_to_electron_target` tools to establish a debugging connection.

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