List all iTerm2 windows, tabs, and sessions, returning a tree with session IDs. Highlights the focused window, tab, and session with an asterisk.
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"iTerm2" matching MCP tools:
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- Split an iTerm2 session pane horizontally or vertically, with optional profile and command for the new pane.MIT
- List all iTerm2 windows, tabs, and panes with their shorthand IDs, names, working directories, and running jobs to identify your current pane and enable targeted commands.MIT
- Launch a new iTerm2 window. Optionally run a shell command or select a profile.MIT
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- Retrieve all iTerm2 profiles, including their names and GUIDs, to manage terminal configurations.MIT
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- Return the ID and name of the currently focused iTerm2 session. Use this to identify the active terminal for automation.MIT
- Display custom translucent text on an iTerm2 session badge for easy identification.MIT
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- Verifies that the iTerm2 Python API is correctly configured and ready, helping users confirm their terminal setup is operational before executing commands.MIT
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- Close a specific iTerm2 session by providing its session ID. Optionally force close without confirmation.MIT
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