mcp-server-commands
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server facilitates communication between LLMs and operating systems, allowing for command execution and automation.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is designed to enable seamless interaction between large language models (LLMs) and operating systems. It allows LLMs to execute commands, automate tasks, and interact with the system environment. The server is particularly useful for applications like Claude Desktop and Groq Desktop, where it can execute commands securely and efficiently. The server supports a single command, `run_command`, which can execute a variety of system commands and return their output. This functionality is crucial for developers and users who need to automate tasks or retrieve system information programmatically. The server is built with security in mind, requiring user approval for each command execution to prevent unauthorized actions.
Features
- Command Execution: Allows LLMs to execute system commands and retrieve their output.
- Secure Operation: Requires user approval for each command to ensure security.
- Cross-Platform Support: Compatible with both MacOS and Windows systems.
- Logging: Provides detailed logs for command execution and server operations.
- Development Tools: Includes tools for building, watching, and debugging the server.
Tools
run_command
Execute system commands
run_script
Execute script (essentially
run_command+ pass scripts through STDIN)
