Problem

When using the App tool in switch mode to focus a minimized window (e.g., Zoom Workplace), the previous logic only restored the window from its minimized state — it did not bring it to the foreground. A second call to the same tool was required to actually switch focus to the window.

This happened because the original code branched on IsIconic:

• If minimized → call ShowWindow(SW_RESTORE) only (no focus change)
• If not minimized → call bring_window_to_top (which both restores and focuses)

Fix

Consolidated the two branches into a single unified call to bring_window_to_top, which already handles the minimized case internally by calling ShowWindow(SW_RESTORE) before setting the window as foreground. The was_minimized flag is retained solely for generating a descriptive return message.

# After — single path, always brings window to foreground regardless of state
was_minimized = uia.IsIconic(target_handle)
self.bring_window_to_top(target_handle)
if was_minimized:
    content = f"Restored {window_name.title()} from minimized and switched to it."
else:
    content = f"Switched to {window_name.title()} window."

bring_window_to_top already contains the restore-then-focus sequence:

def bring_window_to_top(self, target_handle: int):
    if win32gui.IsIconic(target_handle):
        win32gui.ShowWindow(target_handle, win32con.SW_RESTORE)
    # ... thread attachment and SetForegroundWindow logic

Result

Switching to a minimized window now works correctly in a single tool call — the window is both restored from minimized state and brought to the foreground atomically.

Thanks for building such a useful MCP server! Hope this small fix improves the experience.