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"Using Python REPL from an MCP server on Windows" matching MCP tools:

  • Verify the MCP server's Python environment, including executable path, version, and installed packages, to ensure correct setup and troubleshoot missing dependencies.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Statically audits MCP server Python files by enumerating tools registered via decorators and reporting security risks including shell execution, filesystem writes, network egress, and code injection.
    MIT
  • Check server health post-deployment by verifying Python version, MCP SDK version, core module imports, database connection counts, and OS information.
    MIT

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    A production-grade MCP server providing a persistent Python REPL with multi-session support, sandboxing, and timeout protection, enabling LLM agents to execute Python code across multiple turns with variables that persist between calls.
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    MIT

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  • Statically scan an MCP server Python file to identify security risks such as shell execution, filesystem writes, and code injection. Returns a structured audit report without running the code.
    MIT
  • List all active Python REPL sessions, returning each session's ID, timestamp, and variable count. Quickly identify active sessions and their resource usage.
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