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"How to use the terminal or command line interface" matching MCP tools:

  • Generates a curl command to upload a genome file to the OpenPGx server, returning a code to use with load_profile for pharmacogenomic analysis.
    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
  • Run commands in a terminal window: send input, read output, or execute a command and wait for result with completion reason.
    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

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  • Inspect or modify terminal device settings like baud rate, line discipline, and control characters. Returns JSON with configuration to check terminal state before dependent operations.
    MIT
  • Send a command to a serial device and capture its reply, allowing control of firmware command shells over UART.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent terminal output including command inputs and results for monitoring or debugging purposes. Specify session ID and number of lines to capture from terminal history.
    MIT
  • Launch an application on Linux via shell command, running as a detached process from the server. Execute commands like 'firefox' or 'gnome-terminal'.
    MIT
  • Find all classes implementing or extending a given interface or base class. Use when you know the interface name to discover implementations.
    MIT
  • Lists all Neuron commands and provides usage guidance. Call this if unsure how to proceed; use the playbook skill for full instructions.
    PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0
  • Run a shell command in a Google Colab terminal and wait for its completion. Designed for quick commands, not long-running tasks.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run commands that persist after terminal exit by ignoring hangup signals. Use for long-running background tasks that need to survive terminal closure.
    MIT
  • Launch a new terminal session with virtual X11 display to run commands and capture visual output for AI agents interacting with terminal applications.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute predefined commands like 'check', 'doctest', 'make', and 'pytest' directly without terminal access. Simplify command execution by passing parameters and retrieving results in a structured format.
    MIT
  • Execute terminal commands on the host machine with configurable permission controls and safety protections for secure command execution.
    Apache 2.0