server-run-commands
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MCP server to run commands on the local OS.
The server-run-commands is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to execute commands on the local operating system. It is implemented following the official MCP guide, ensuring compatibility and ease of integration with other MCP-compliant systems. This server is particularly useful for applications that require executing shell commands or scripts directly from a model context, providing a seamless interface between the model and the operating system. The server captures the process exit code and standard output, which are then relayed back to the Language Model (LLM), allowing for dynamic and responsive interactions based on the command execution results.
Features
- Executes local OS commands directly from the MCP server.
- Captures and returns process exit codes and standard output.
- Integrates seamlessly with MCP-compliant systems.
- Follows the official MCP guide for implementation.
- Facilitates dynamic interactions between LLM and OS.
Tools
run-command
Run a command on the local OS. Input:
command(string). Passes the process exit code and stdout back to the LLM.
