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"How to use the terminal" matching MCP tools:

  • Record a browser page or terminal session as MP4 or GIF video for documentation, demos, or audit evidence. Captures up to 120 seconds.
    MIT
  • Wait for a checkout to reach a terminal status without client-side polling. Returns status and whether it timed out.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get the current status of a Coalesce run by its run counter. Terminal statuses: completed, failed, canceled; non-terminal: waitingToRun, running.
    MIT

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  • Send text into a terminal's running program without focusing it, with optional submit. Use for typing or pasting commands into any terminal buffer.
    MIT
  • Report which features are configured and identify what is missing. Use this information to guide the user through completing setup in the terminal.
    MIT
  • Execute commands in a terminal window, read structured output, and wait for patterns or quiet periods. Use 'run' for complete command execution with result.
    MIT
  • List configured MetaTrader 4 terminals with host, account, and environment. Use this read-only tool first to discover terminal IDs before performing status, logs, or control operations.
    MIT
  • Poll an MT4 terminal until it is healthy (service active and broker connected) or times out, distinguishing real failures from normal startup delays.
    MIT
  • Blocks until a deployment reaches a terminal state (live/failed/rolled_back) and returns final status. Use after deploy to avoid polling; configurable timeout up to 600s.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current pane, tab, and workspace IDs to know your terminal location before splitting panes or sending commands.
    MIT
  • Execute commands in a visible terminal window by sending text input to a specified session, allowing real-time command execution and interaction with the terminal environment.
    MIT