Bash MCP (Master Control Program)

# Bash MCP Project Status ## Current Status: Completed Implementation The TypeScript Bash MCP (Master Control Program) project has been fully implemented and tested. This document outlines what has been completed and potential future enhancements. ## Completed ### Project Setup - ✅ Project directory structure - ✅ TypeScript configuration (tsconfig.json) - ✅ ESLint and Prettier setup - ✅ Package.json with dependencies - ✅ Documentation (README.md, MASTERPLAN.md, STATUS.md) - ✅ Git repository initialization ### Core Functionality - ✅ Configuration loading and validation - ✅ Logging infrastructure - ✅ Command execution (non-interactive) - ✅ Command validation against whitelist - ✅ Directory validation against whitelist - ✅ Output sanitization - ✅ Timeout mechanism for commands ### Session Management - ✅ Session creation and tracking - ✅ Interactive sessions using node-pty - ✅ Session timeout and cleanup - ✅ Input handling for interactive sessions ### Testing - ✅ Unit tests for utilities (config, validator, logger) - ✅ Unit tests for core components (BashMCP, CommandExecutor, SessionManager) - ✅ Integration tests for basic functionality - ✅ Test coverage (>85% statement coverage) ## Code Quality - ✅ Linting configuration - ✅ Formatting tools - ✅ Error handling - ✅ Comprehensive logging - ✅ Type safety with TypeScript ## Testing Results The test suite provides excellent coverage: - Overall statement coverage: 86.64% - Branch coverage: 67.64% - Function coverage: 89.13% - Line coverage: 86.53% ## Potential Future Enhancements 1. **More Sophisticated Input Detection** - Enhance the mechanism for detecting when an interactive process is waiting for input - Add pattern matching for different types of prompts 2. **Environment Variable Handling** - Add support for configuring environment variables per session - Allow passing environment variables through the configuration 3. **Command History** - Add command history tracking for sessions - Support for retrieving command history 4. **Advanced Security Features** - Add resource limitation (CPU, memory) - More sophisticated command parsing and validation - Sandboxing support 5. **User Interface** - Command-line interface for manual interaction - Web-based interface for monitoring and managing sessions ## Next Steps 1. Performance testing with large volumes of commands 2. Security review and hardening 3. Documentation for API users 4. Consider containerization for deployment