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"TUI" matching MCP tools:

  • Start TUI applications in managed pseudo-terminals for interactive control, returning session IDs for follow-up operations.
    MIT
  • Adjust terminal window dimensions for TUI applications by specifying new column width and row height, sending SIGWINCH signals to update display.
    MIT
  • View active terminal user interface sessions with their IDs, running commands, and screen dimensions to monitor and manage TUI applications.
    MIT
  • Terminate a TUI session and its underlying process by providing the session ID. Use this tool to stop terminal user interface applications running through tui-mcp.
    MIT
  • Wait until a UI element reaches a target state (visible, hidden, exists, or text match) or the timeout ends. Eliminates manual polling of screenshots or accessibility trees before interacting with the app.
    Apache 2.0
  • Start a sudo-proxy server to manage privileged commands locally via TUI or remotely through an SSH tunnel, requiring terminal-based human approval.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    What Chrome DevTools MCP is for the browser, tui-mcp is for the terminal. Launch any TUI app, take screenshots, send keystrokes, read text - works with any framework.
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    MIT
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    MCP server for creating interactive terminal canvases (calendar, document, flight) in AI coding assistants. Supports multiple TUI frameworks and integrates with tmux.
    MIT

Matching MCP Connectors

  • UI Verify is visual regression testing built for coding agents. Connect the MCP server and your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) pulls a pull request's UI changes into the conversation, views each visual diff, reads the AI judge's verdict of regression vs intended change, and accepts the intended baselines - all over MCP.

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  • Run shell commands locally or over SSH with configurable timeouts. Returns output and exit code for completed commands or partial output for silent periods.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Send control keys (e.g., ctrl+c, arrows, F-keys) to a running command to interrupt processes, navigate TUI apps, or send non-printable input.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Ask the remote operator a multiple-choice question through orchard-chat. Blocks until an option is selected, returning the chosen label.
    MIT
  • Run non-interactive commands in a persistent remote shell, retaining working directory and environment across calls. Supports waiting and timeout for long-running tasks.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Record chain-of-thought reasoning from networked AI agents into match replays, preserving LLM thought processes that would otherwise be lost from client-side TUI panels.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch a terminal pane's output as raw bytes, rendered screen, or Claude conversation transcript, with waiting for idle and incremental reads.
    MIT
  • Convert a Claude Code session transcript into a Codex thread and receive the resume command to continue the conversation.
    MIT
  • Automate iOS form filling and navigation by sending text, pressing special keys, or executing key sequences to focused elements, with sensitive data redaction for safe test automation.
    MIT
  • Send text or commands to a terminal session, with optional Enter key, image attachments, and completion sentinels for automated result detection.
    MIT
  • Type text strings into terminal applications through the tui-mcp server. Send exact text input with newline support for Enter key simulation.
    MIT
  • Send text to a live terminal pane and optionally submit it with a separate Enter keystroke, enabling reliable input to TUI applications.
    MIT
  • List tables for a TUIK theme by resource type: SDMX dataflows, ISTAB downloads, or legacy database links. Choose language and resource type to filter results.
    MIT
  • Start interactive programs (SSH, GDB, REPLs) as managed subprocesses, returning process IDs for monitoring and I/O control.
    MIT