TuriX is a desktop automation platform that lets AI models take real actions on your computer. It is MCP-ready, enabling external agents (for example Claude for Desktop) to connect via the Model Context Protocol to drive UI tasks. The MCP integration supports third-party agents, enabling multimodal, reasoning-driven automation across macOS (and Windows as supported). TuriX uses a hot-swappable 'brain' (config.json) to switch LLM policies without code changes, and does not rely on app-specific APIs—if a human can click it, TuriX can automate it. The README showcases an MCP demo where Claude searches for news and uses MCP to have TuriX write results to a Pages document and share it. Users configure tasks in examples/config.json, choose an LLM provider, and start the agent with python examples/main.py. Ongoing updates emphasize enhanced MCP integration, cross-platform support, and next-gen AI models as described in the roadmap.