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"Debian" matching MCP tools:

  • Query installed packages on Arch (pacman) or Debian (dpkg) with an optional name filter. Read-only operation for verifying installed software.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands in an isolated Debian Linux sandbox to run code safely without affecting the host system. Use stdin for data input and set timeouts for long operations.
    MIT
  • Scan container images for known vulnerabilities in OS packages and application dependencies with Trivy. Identify affected packages, fixed versions, and severity to secure deployments before release.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Converts content between document formats like markdown, HTML, PDF, and DOCX. Specify input and output formats to transform text or files.
    MIT

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  • Convert documents between formats like Markdown, HTML, PDF, and DOCX. Specify content, output format, and complete file paths for advanced formats to transform and save files.
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  • Check any software package for known CVEs and security advisories by querying the OSV database, with support for version-specific and ecosystem-aware searches.
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  • Retrieve disk space and filesystem details from inside Proxmox VMs using the QEMU guest agent. Returns mount points, storage capacity, used/free space, and filesystem types for VM storage monitoring.
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  • Scan container image packages for known CVEs using OSV.dev by providing package names, ecosystems, and versions in a newline-separated format.
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  • Retrieve pending package updates for a server: see security vs total counts, reboot-required status, and sample package names. Performs read-only checks without installing updates.
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  • List available OS images for creating Hetzner Cloud servers. Filter by type and view details like name, OS flavor, and architecture to choose the right image.
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  • Create LXC containers in Proxmox VE from templates with configurable resources like CPU cores, memory, storage, and network settings.
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  • Retrieve pre-configured VM templates for cyber range environments, including domain controllers, workstations, servers, attacker systems, SIEM tools, and vulnerable applications, with optional customization options.
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  • Create a Proxmox LXC container with specified template, CPU, memory, disk, and network. Optionally start it and add SSH public keys for root.