"How to use the terminal" matching MCP servers:

A secure server for executing terminal commands within predefined paths, allowing safe interaction by Large Language Models with operating system environments.

A secure terminal execution server that enables controlled command execution with security features and resource limits via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

MCP server that gives any LLM a managed Docker workspace with live browser, terminal, code execution, document skills, and autonomous sub-agents.

A unified remote terminal management server that simplifies complex SSH connections and server management through MCP protocol, allowing users to control multiple remote servers with natural language commands as easily as local operations.

An MCP server that allows AI assistants like Claude to execute terminal commands on the user's computer and return the output, functioning like a terminal through AI.

Enables AI assistants to run code in 24 programming languages on HackerEarth's sandboxed servers and read the printed output or errors, without installing local toolchains. It also lists supported languages with exact identifiers for use when submitting code.

Exposes the Grok Build CLI as MCP tools for Claude Code and other clients, enabling headless AI agents to perform tasks like code reviews, web research, and file operations with configurable permission levels.

Code-mode MCP server (docs_search + execute_code two-tool surface) backed by a unified capability manifest across three sandbox kernels (in-process node:vm, WASM via QuickJS / Pyodide / Wasmtime, and remote microVM via E2B / Cloudflare Sandbox). At N=30 tools the bootstrap-context cost drops to 13.6% of direct tool-use. Apache-2.0.

Enables Windows users to connect Antigravity CLI as an MCP subagent for coding tasks such as file reading, code execution, edits, and terminal commands, with model selection, conversation continuity, and streaming progress.

Enables agents to perform recorded, snapshot-evidenced computer-use and browser-use in a fresh, disposable VM, with interruptive actions judged by the agent.

Enable Claude Code, Cursor, or your favorite LLM to interact with Xcode, building your projects the same way you do, and seeing the same errors. Greatly increases productivity when working on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS, tvOS projects & Swift packages - or any time you might use Xcode.

MCP server that gives AI agents real interactive terminal sessions for running REPLs, SSH, database clients, and any interactive CLI with clean text output and smart completion detection.

Bridges Claude Desktop to local Windows 10 development environments to enable repository reading, documentation searching, and isolated code execution. It provides a secure interface for running allowlisted terminal commands and scripts directly through natural language.

A demonstration server that reveals security risks by accessing sensitive environment variables, illustrating how MCP tools can potentially leak user data without explicit consent.

A fully featured coding agent that uses symbolic operations (enabled by language servers) and works well even in large code bases. Essentially a free to use alternative to Cursor and Windsurf Agents, Cline, Roo Code and others.

Allows Claude to execute terminal commands on your computer and perform file system operations including surgical code editing with diff-based replacements.

Build agent skills where you work — write a script, add a SKILL.md, and use it in Claude Code/codex/Cursor immediately. The same fixed entry point that runs locally deploys to production without a rewrite.

MCP Server for the Peacock extension for VS Code (https://peacockcode.dev), coloring your world, one Code editor at a time. The main goal of the project is to show how an MCP server can be used to interact with APIs.

A Model Context Protocol server for time manipulation tasks, enabling AI models to get the current date/time and calculate duration between timestamps.

Enables AI agents to spin up disposable Tenki microVM sandboxes in seconds and use them to run code, manage files, run git commands, and expose preview URLs.