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"Marking Linux terminal commands as safe or unsafe for local execution" matching MCP tools:

  • 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
  • Switch between safe and unsafe modes for Supabase database or API operations. Enable unsafe mode to perform write operations or schema changes, then revert to safe mode for security.
    Apache 2.0
  • Scan SQL queries for injection, destructive operations, and PII extraction before execution. Blocks unsafe queries; allows safe ones. Use for LLM-generated or user-input SQL.
    Apache 2.0
  • Cancel a workflow to move it to the terminal CANCELLED state. Use when an approval is rejected or a plan is flagged as unsafe, preventing future execution.
    MIT
  • Execute commands in a terminal, read output, and wait for completion using patterns, timeouts, or exit detection.
    MIT
  • Re-parses shell history files to update the SQLite index, making recent commands searchable. Safe to run repeatedly.
    MIT

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  • Check for pending system updates on Arch Linux without applying them. Displays upgrade packages and sizes for safe review before updating.
    GPL 3.0
  • 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
  • Launch an application on Linux via shell command, running as a detached process from the server. Execute commands like 'firefox' or 'gnome-terminal'.
    MIT
  • Generate safe upgrade commands for vulnerable packages to review before applying fixes. Returns npm install and pip install commands grouped by ecosystem.
    MIT
  • Create new terminal windows or access existing ones by name for direct user interaction and command execution. Specify a working directory to control where commands run.
    MIT
  • Open a local interactive terminal session to execute commands like bash, python3, or node for system administration tasks.
    MIT
  • Send keyboard input or commands to tmux terminal sessions for automation, with optional Enter key simulation for command execution.
    MIT
  • Submit terminal commands by sending key presses to interactive programs like Claude sessions after text input.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate shell commands to rename or reorganize files based on a natural language description. Use dry-run mode to preview commands before execution.
    MIT
  • Update a task item's status, name, or description to track work progress, such as marking items in_progress or completed.
    MIT
  • 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
  • Configure security modes for terminal command execution by setting permission levels: allowlist-only, prompt for unlisted commands, or allow all commands with caution.
    Apache 2.0