MCPExec
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MCPExec is an MCP server that allows you to execute local CLI commands. It provides a way to integrate command-line tools with the MCP (Multi-Command Processor) framework.
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What is MCPExec?
MCPExec is an MCP server designed to execute local command-line interface (CLI) commands. It enables the integration of local system commands and scripts within the MCP environment.
How to use MCPExec?
To use MCPExec, you need to set up your Python environment with uv, create a virtual environment, and install the mcp[cli] dependency. Then, add the MCP server configuration to your Claude for Desktop settings, specifying the command and arguments for the CLI command you want to execute.
Key features of MCPExec
Execute local CLI commands
Integration with MCP framework
Configurable command and arguments
Easy setup with uv and virtual environment
Supports various CLI tools
Use cases of MCPExec
Automating system tasks
Integrating command-line tools with MCP
Running scripts from MCP
Triggering local processes
Executing build commands
FAQ from MCPExec
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Multi-Command Processor, a framework for managing and executing commands.
What is uv?
What is uv?
uv is a fast, modern Python package installer and resolver.
How do I install MCPExec?
How do I install MCPExec?
Follow the setup instructions in the README, including installing uv, creating a virtual environment, and installing the mcp[cli] dependency.
How do I configure MCPExec?
How do I configure MCPExec?
Add the MCP server configuration to your Claude for Desktop settings, specifying the command and arguments for the CLI command you want to execute.
Can I execute any CLI command with MCPExec?
Can I execute any CLI command with MCPExec?
Yes, you can execute any CLI command that is available on your system, as long as you configure the command and arguments correctly.