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"Shell" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute allowlisted system commands with configurable working directory and timeout to directly interact with codebases and environments.
    MIT
  • Generate shell commands with Gemini. By default, explains commands without executing; set dryRun=false to execute in a sandbox.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Hollow out a CAD body by removing specified face normals and setting thickness, creating a thin-walled part built inward, outward, or in both directions.
    MIT
  • Hollow out a 3D body by removing specified faces, with configurable inside and outside wall thickness.
    MIT
  • Executes remote shell commands in persistent SSH sessions, with automatic session management, smart wait times, and interrupt controls. Enables long-running remote operations for AI assistants.
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  • Execute shell commands securely with configurable timeout and working directory for file operations and system tasks. Includes automatic cleanup and error handling.
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  • Execute shell commands on Android devices to retrieve system information, run diagnostics, or perform automated tasks. Supports limiting output lines and size for efficient responses.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create hollow structures in 3D models by removing specified faces with controlled wall thickness for CAD automation in Fusion 360.
    MIT
  • Execute ADB shell commands on Android devices with safety guards including timeout, output truncation, and summary previews.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Execute authorized shell commands securely with stdin support using MCP Shell Server. Specify commands, working directory, and timeout for controlled, efficient command execution.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands with enforcement of permission rules: read operations allowed, destructive commands blocked unless permitted.
    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
  • Run shell commands in a background process for installs, scripts, and file operations. Executes commands to completion and returns exit codes.
    MIT
  • Perform full-text search on indexed shell commands. Supports keyword and prefix queries, returning newest matches with timestamp, shell, cwd, and exit code.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands (cat, echo, ls, pwd) in the current working directory or a specified one. Commands are limited to allowed flags and no shell operators.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute shell commands with full system access. Use for git, npm, pip, and any command-line task.
    MIT
  • Execute a shell pipeline securely by validating each stage against an allowlist, using subprocess chaining to avoid shell injection and unsafe commands.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands on the host system, capturing stdout, stderr, exit code, and timeout status. Commands are subject to rate limits and safety blocks for destructive patterns.
    MIT