Have you been using our MCP/AI integration, and you’ve found some cool prompts you’d like to share? Post them here in the forum below!
I’ll post the first prompt…
I saw this article in the news about Meta https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/meta-start-capturing-employee-mouse-movements-keystrokes-ai-training-data-2026-04-21/ so I used this prompt: “Use the AppControl MCP tools to look at all executables that have run on my PC, and cross reference them against any known employee monitoring apps. Does my PC have any employee monitoring apps?”
I got this result with Claude:
Have you found any other interesting prompts that work well with AppControl’s optional MCP/AI integration? Please share!
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Prompt: What apps that are currently auto-starting with Windows on my computer should I remove from auto-starting in order to speed up Windows and only start them when I need them.
About the yellow highlighting - I added these in an update I gave in a presentation on AppControl for points I had verbal comments for
I think most users of UniGetUI really want it running on Windows Startup.
When I complained to Claude that I could not find Windows Widgets in Startup (I even tried Mark Russinovich’s excellent AutoRuns),
So in the end, I found that Claude made some mistakes, but the integration of AppControl and Claude surfaced a lot of useful information.
Yes, I find in general all these LLMs make major mistakes almost constantly, to a degree that it’s disturbing. One strategy to fight that is to send them to a specific data source to check again. For example you could say “Look at best practices for hardening Windows according to the X PDF (or X website) and then cross reference that with my PC, and recommend changes I can make to secure my PC better.”
Without sending the LLM to check a specific data source I think a lot of the time it will just make stuff up that isn’t useful.
At one point when I was using it, it was repeatedly suggesting I turn off Windows Security/Defender, which I found disappointing. I am referring to Claude.
