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"SSH (Secure Shell) protocol and tools" matching MCP tools:
- Run security audits, harden SSH, install fail2ban, configure UFW firewall, and manage custom domains with SSL to secure servers.Apache 2.0
- Execute validated shell commands on OpenWRT routers via SSH, using a security whitelist for safe remote management when specialized tools are unavailable.MIT
- Opens a persistent SSH shell session on a configured server, returning a session ID for stateful command execution across multiple calls.MIT
- Create a new FTP or SSH user for a web hosting. Choose between SFTP-only access or full shell with FTP, and set login, password, and optional home directory.MIT
- Run shell commands on remote SSH servers. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code with automatic connection reuse.MIT
- Spawn an interactive terminal session (REPL, shell, database client, SSH) and get a session ID for subsequent commands.MIT
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- FlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceA server based on the MCP framework that provides remote server management capabilities through SSH, supporting features like connection pooling, file transfers, and remote command execution.Last updated7
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceA production-ready MCP server that enables AI assistants to execute shell commands, manage files, monitor system resources, and automate complex workflows with advanced features like stock tracking and web automation.Last updated713MIT
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- Execute shell commands on a remote host via SSH with support for pipes, redirects, and shell metacharacters. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code.MIT
- Evaluate tool names against security policies, blocking payment and transfer tools while flagging execution and shell commands as sensitive.Apache 2.0
- Execute multiple shell commands sequentially on an SSH host to automate remote administration tasks through the MCP SSH Agent.MIT
- Retrieve a protocol shell for structured reasoning. Use a pre-defined template or create a custom shell by specifying a name and intent. Enables advanced cognitive tooling and multi-agent orchestration.MIT
- Execute shell commands on remote SSH hosts to manage systems, run scripts, or perform administrative tasks securely through the MCP SSH Agent interface.MIT
- Execute read-only shell commands on remote systems via SSH to retrieve output without modifying state.
- Execute shell commands on remote Linux or Windows systems via SSH to manage servers, run scripts, and perform administrative tasks.
- 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
- Apply 24 hardening steps to a server in a single SSH session, covering SSH, firewall, Docker, and more. Preview changes with dryRun=true before applying.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve a list of all active SSH and local terminal sessions, including session IDs and connection details, to discover or resume existing sessions.MIT
- Retrieve public SSH keys linked to your Hostinger account for VPS authentication. Use to list available keys for secure access.MIT
- Retrieve endpoints for DeFi Protocol Analytics to access TVL data, yield farming metrics, protocol fees, and ecosystem statistics. Enables comprehensive analysis of DeFi platforms using Hive Intelligence.MIT
- Execute shell commands in Windows environments with configurable working directory, timeout, and output lines, while adhering to security restrictions and shell-specific settings.MIT
- Execute shell commands on remote servers via SSH with captured stdout, stderr, and exit codes for system administration and automation tasks.MIT