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MCP Terminal Server
A simple MCP server that exposes a tool for running terminal commands.
Installation
- Install the MCP Python SDK:
Usage
- Start the server:
- Connect to the server in an MCP-compatible client, such as Claude Desktop:
Or use the MCP Inspector to test it:
Tool Overview
This server exposes one tool:
terminal_command
Runs a terminal command and returns its output.
Parameters:
command: The command to run in the terminal
Returns:
- A dictionary containing:
stdout: The standard output from the commandstderr: The standard error output from the commandreturn_code: The command's return code (0 typically means success)
Example Usage in Claude:
Security Considerations
This tool executes commands directly on your system. Use with caution as it can run any command with the same permissions as the user running the server.
Limitations
- Commands timeout after 30 seconds
- For security reasons, consider implementing additional validation and restrictions on the commands that can be executed
This server cannot be installed
local-only server
The server can only run on the client's local machine because it depends on local resources.
Un servidor MCP simple que permite ejecutar comandos de terminal con captura de salida, lo que permite la ejecución de comandos en el sistema host desde clientes compatibles con MCP como Claude Desktop.
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