Start a persistent named terminal session for long-running work like dev servers or builds, then poll its output and stop it when done.
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- Execute arbitrary shell commands on a remote Kali Linux machine for advanced scenarios when dedicated tools do not cover the task.MIT
- Encodes reserved and unsafe characters into percent-encoded (%XX) format for safe URL transmission. Use it to prepare strings for query parameters, paths, or URLs.Apache 2.0
- Get a complete neutral evidence capsule for a candidate ID, containing observations and bounded inferences without safe/unsafe verdicts.AGPL 3.0
- Ultra-low latency (<2ms) deterministic lexical and syntax inspector for Unix/Bash/Windows shell commands. Intercepts destructive disk commands (rm -rf, dd, mkfs, fork bombs), reverse shells (/dev/tcp, netcat), pipeline obfuscation (base64…MIT
- Execute shell commands with automatic snapshot and rollback, blocking dangerous commands for safe state-changing 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
- Assemble correct, shell-quoted command strings for 11 Linux tools (find, grep, sed, etc.) from structured fields. Risky flags are flagged with warnings. Does not execute commands.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 Obsidian commands to discover command IDs, optionally filtering by name or ID substring for later execution.Apache 2.0
- 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
- Execute batch SSH operations on GNS3 network nodes. Configure sessions, run commands, and disconnect, with support for local execution to test connectivity before device access.MIT
- Execute a shell pipeline securely by validating each stage against an allowlist, using subprocess chaining to avoid shell injection and unsafe commands.MIT
- Retrieve current pane, tab, and workspace IDs to know your terminal location before splitting panes or sending commands.MIT