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SSH automation MCP server that enables Claude and ChatGPT to execute commands, manage files, install packages, and control services on remote servers over SSH — supporting password, key, and agent authentication.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) SSH client server that provides autonomous SSH operations for GitHub Copilot and VS Code. Enable natural language SSH automation without manual prompts or GUI interactions.

An MCP server that enables users to execute arbitrary shell commands on their local machine and receive the output. It provides a terminal tool for running system commands through MCP-compatible clients using the Python SDK.

Enables AI assistants to interact with physical serial port devices across platforms (Windows COM/Linux tty) with support for asynchronous communication, URC pattern recognition, and structured logging.

Enables AI models to perform file system operations (reading, creating, and listing files) on a local file system through a standardized Model Context Protocol interface.

Enables communication between Claude Code sessions in iTerm2 panes, primarily for notifying other sessions when a PR is merged to main so they can pull latest changes.

Sends native macOS push notifications via a single MCP tool, using osascript for secure delivery.

MCP server for bare-metal lab operations, enabling inventory, commissioning, deployment, fabric audit, and job scheduling via Hermes agent skills and a tool server.

Provides a ping tool to check connectivity and measure latency to any hostname or IP address across platforms.

A macOS MCP server that enables safe computer use by redacting password fields from screenshots, requiring explicit consent before clicks or typing, and logging all actions to an append-only audit file; it provides 12 tools for screen capture, UI inspection, and input control.

Cross-platform system automation tool enabling AI to control mouse, keyboard, screen, windows, and query system info via MCP.

A lightweight server that enables AI agents to interact natively with the Windows operating system for tasks like UI automation and application control. It allows LLMs to perform file navigation, simulate user input, and manage windows without requiring specialized computer vision models.

Enables text-based control of Android devices through Claude Code using accessibility tree automation. Supports UI interaction, app launching, text input, gestures, and navigation without requiring screenshots.

Enables MCP clients to inspect and repair the Hindsight memory daemon chain by warming its uv environment, starting or restarting the service, checking health, and diagnosing historical start failures. It exposes tools for whole-chain status, intelligent healing, and doctor-style log analysis without requiring a resident supervisor process.

Enables Codex to observe a physically separate computer or tablet through HDMI capture and control it with USB HID keyboard and mouse, pairing each action with the latest observation.

An MCP server for remotely controlling touchscreens on Linux devices over SSH using virtual touch input. It enables actions like tapping and swiping without requiring any software installation on the target machine.

Enables LLM agents to control Android devices securely via Shizuku and Termux:API, providing a universal shell tool for command execution and persistent sessions.

Enables AI agents to drive an Android TV or Google TV box end to end through named tools — discover, pair, connect, check, install, provision, link, test, screenshot, report and a gated shell — with usage instructions embedded in the tool descriptions so the agent never improvises adb. Every command passes the same safety gate that refuses destructive actions.

Enables monitoring and optimization of Linux system kernel metrics via MCP, with ethical safeguards requiring human consent for actions.

Enables voice-controlled, confirmed actions on Android notifications via a bridge to Convex. Exposes eleven tools with no immediate-send operation, requiring explicit confirmation for reply, dismiss, and snooze.