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Why this server?
This server provides a secure way to execute terminal commands, which aligns directly with the user's search for 'terminal'.
MCP Terminal Server
dillip285
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A secure server for executing terminal commands within predefined paths, allowing safe interaction by Large Language Models with operating system environments.
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JavaScript
MIT License
Why this server?
This server specifically allows execution of shell commands within an iTerm2 session, relevant to the user's interest in 'terminal' interactions.
iTerm MCP Server
ferrislucas
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This MCP server enables users to execute shell commands in the current iTerm2 session through integration with Claude Desktop, facilitating seamless command execution via the Model Context Protocol.
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TypeScript
MIT License
Why this server?
This server allows secure execution of commands through a command line interface which relates to 'terminal'.
cli-mcp-server
MladenSU
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Command line interface with secure execution and customizable security policies
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Python
MIT License
Why this server?
This server allows command execution over CMD which is related to 'terminal'.
cmd-mcp-server
PhialsBasement
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MCP server allowing any and all command execution over CMD
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JavaScript
MIT License
Why this server?
This server allows remote execution of whitelisted shell commands, which is highly relevant to 'terminal' functionality.
mcp-shell-server
tumf
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A secure shell command execution server implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This server allows remote execution of whitelisted shell commands with support for stdin input.
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Python
MIT License
Why this server?
This server enables the execution of Babashka scripts, providing a way to interact with a command-line environment through scripting, thus relating to the user's 'terminal' search.
Babashka MCP Server
bmorphism
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Enables execution and management of Babashka scripts using the Model Context Protocol, offering features like caching, command history access, and configurable timeouts for enhanced scripting workflows.
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JavaScript
Why this server?
Although primarily for text-to-speech, this server uses the 'say' command, which is often run from the terminal.
Say MCP Server
bmorphism
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Enables text-to-speech functionality on macOS using the say command, offering extensive control over speech parameters like voice, rate, volume, and pitch for a customizable auditory experience.
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JavaScript
MIT License
Why this server?
NMAP is a command line network scanner, making this relevant to users interested in terminal usage.
MCP NMAP Server
PhialsBasement
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Enables AI assistants to perform network scanning operations using NMAP, offering a standardized interface for network analysis and security assessments through AI conversations.
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JavaScript
MIT License
Why this server?
This server uses the MCP and MQTT protocols to connect IoT devices to AI, which may have a terminal-based control component.
mcp2mqtt
mcp2everything
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Links IoT devices to AI large models using the MCP and MQTT protocols, enabling natural language control, real-time AI responses, and complex instruction execution for interconnected IoT devices.
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Python
MIT License
Why this server?
Allows LLM to interact with macOS through AppleScript, which can include terminal interactions.
applescript-mcp
joshrutkowski
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Enables LLM applications to interact with macOS through AppleScript.
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TypeScript
MIT License