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  • Get CLI documentation for installation, authentication, workspace management, function commands, and XanoScript execution to support local development and code sync.
    MIT
  • When you need to know what AI Dimag can do, get an overview of its tools, prompts, resources, and CLI commands.
    MIT
  • Provides install commands for ngsrv CLI and configuration snippets for MCP clients. Requested when setting up ngsrv or configuring clients like Cursor.
    MIT
  • Search Klever VM documentation and knowledge base to find code snippets, CLI syntax, and correct flags for koperator commands. Get formatted developer documentation in markdown.
    MIT
  • List verification commands defined in a repository's meta configuration without executing them. Accepts a repo slug or typed ID.
    AGPL 3.0

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    An MCP server for tracking and managing AI command usage history using a PostgreSQL database. It enables users to log, search, and view statistics for various AI-related commands and their execution contexts.
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    An MCP server that lets you define and run custom shell commands via YAML templates, with built-in tools for flashing and serial communication in embedded development.
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    Apache 2.0

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  • Retrieve all available Vendure CLI commands for a specified project directory to enable automation and efficient management of Vendure e-commerce workflows.
    MIT
  • Execute raw iNAV CLI commands for one-off configuration, diagnostics, and troubleshooting. Write commands persist only with confirmation; motor tests are gated for safety.
    MIT
  • Run multiple iNAV CLI commands in one batch session, reducing multiple reboots to a single one. Ideal for ad-hoc multi-command reads or writes.
    MIT
  • Define aircraft hardware profile and generate an iNAV configuration plan with CLI commands for offline review before applying.
    MIT
  • Run development commands in your workspace—builds, tests, git, and language toolchains. Executes allowlisted executables without a shell; destructive commands require confirmation.
    MIT
  • Get step-by-step instructions to run the Partiri Cloud CLI locally for managing workspace secrets, detaching or deleting volumes, killing services, and managing service environment variables.
    MIT
  • Send a GDB command (CLI or MI) to an active debugging session. Handles multi-line commands and formats output for readability. Use for breakpoints, variable inspection, and thread analysis. Requires session ID from gdb_start_session.
    MIT
  • Run arbitrary HMC CLI commands via SSH and capture their output, providing an escape hatch for operations with no dedicated tool.
    MIT
  • Scan shell commands for injection, unsafe operations, and threats before execution. Use this tool to verify safety before running any CLI command generated by an LLM or from user input.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run local commands with automatic failure recovery. Executes a command, diagnoses errors, and retries based on autonomy level (suggest, ask, or auto). Ideal for development tasks like tests and builds.
    MIT
  • Get help for agent-browser CLI commands to automate browser actions with precise, deterministic control. View available commands and usage instructions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute allowlisted WP-CLI commands on WordPress sites without SSH or binary, using a PHP emulation layer. Writing operations require admin and destructive commands like search-replace preview as dry runs before execution.
    MIT
  • Generate a non-executing plan for a remote SSH change. Specify the host, goal, and category to review the intended change without running commands or modifying files.
    MIT