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"Setting up services on a Linux virtual machine" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute arbitrary shell commands on a remote Kali Linux machine for advanced scenarios when dedicated tools do not cover the task.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands on a remote Linux server to handle deployments, check logs, restart services, or run ad-hoc tasks. Set an optional timeout to control command execution.
    Apache 2.0
  • List Android devices connected via ADB to this machine—USB cable or wireless debugging—to verify connectivity when setting up a phone locally.
    Apache 2.0
  • Manage systemd services on a remote Linux server via SSH. Perform status, start, stop, restart, enable, disable, and list actions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Measure design coverage for Windows, Linux, or macOS without inspecting a machine, so you can find gaps remotely.
    MIT

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  • Run web fuzzing against a target URL on a remote Kali machine, using FUZZ to mark injection points for directory, parameter, or virtual host discovery.
    MIT
  • Run port scans via PwnBridge on a remote Kali machine to discover open ports, services, and OS details.
    MIT
  • Execute a shell command or spawn a process on Linux with configurable arguments, working directory, stdin, and timeout.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a disk from a stopped virtual machine. Requires explicit confirmation to proceed, preventing accidental data loss.
    MIT
  • Power on a stopped virtual machine to enable guest tools and further management actions; returns status and is a no-op if already running.
    MIT
  • Rebuild the DuckDB index by scanning all vault markdown files, then backfill missing note chunks. Use after adding notes manually or setting up on a new machine.
    MIT
  • Imports a virtual machine from an OVA/OVF file located on a QNAP NAS shared folder, using a shared:// path. Optionally set a VM name and confirm the operation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all AVI Controller virtual services in one call, giving name, enabled state, VIP, and short UUID before checking a specific service's status.
    MIT