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"Managing Docker containers for Windsurf IDE on Linux" matching MCP tools:

  • Remove all Docker containers, volumes, images, and networks for a LaunchFrame project. This irreversible action permanently deletes local data including database volumes after user confirmation.
    MIT
  • Extract Windsurf API key from local installation to enable AI-driven semantic code search. Auto-detects OS and sets the key as an environment variable for MCP clients.
    MIT
  • Get an inventory of all virtual machines and containers (Docker, LXD) running on a device by specifying its database ID.
    MIT
  • Remove Docker containers from your system. Specify container ID or name, and use force=true to stop and delete running containers.
    MIT
  • Run inline code or local scripts in fresh Linux containers across target images to validate behavior and ensure environment compatibility.

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  • Start the Kali Linux Docker container to enable security testing tools like nmap, sqlmap, and metasploit. Required before executing any commands in the environment.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed Docker network information including connected containers to analyze network configuration and container connectivity.
    MIT
  • Stop and remove the Kali Linux Docker container to halt security testing sessions and free system resources.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and display Docker container information, including active and optionally stopped containers, to monitor and manage container status.
    MIT
  • View all Docker images available on your system to manage containers and resources through the Docker MCP Server.
    MIT
  • Check if the Kali Linux Docker container is running to verify environment availability for security testing tools.
    MIT
  • List Docker containers to view their status, images, and ports for monitoring and management. Use the 'all' parameter to include stopped containers.
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  • Retrieve and display all Docker containers currently running or stopped on your system for container management.
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  • Retrieve metadata for HTTP Toolkit interceptors to identify available targets like Docker containers, Android devices, and JVM processes for traffic inspection.
    MIT