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"Tubi" matching MCP tools:

  • Type text strings into terminal applications through the tui-mcp server. Send exact text input with newline support for Enter key simulation.
    MIT
  • Capture terminal text content as plain text for faster, more cost-effective extraction than screenshots when only text is needed.
    MIT
  • Simulate keyboard input in terminal applications by sending keystrokes, special keys, and shortcuts for automation and testing purposes.
    MIT
  • Pauses execution until terminal output stabilizes, ensuring applications finish rendering after receiving input commands.
    MIT
  • Waits for specific text patterns to appear in terminal output, enabling automation of prompts, loading states, and output monitoring.
    MIT
  • Start TUI applications in managed pseudo-terminals for interactive control, returning session IDs for follow-up operations.
    MIT

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  • 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
  • Capture terminal output as a PNG image to document or share exactly what appears on screen, including colors, styling, and layout.
    MIT
  • Send mouse events to terminal user interface applications by specifying coordinates, actions, and buttons for automated testing and interaction.
    MIT
  • Extract text from a specific rectangular area of the terminal buffer using coordinates and dimensions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current cursor position in the terminal to monitor or control terminal-based applications programmatically.
    MIT