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JARVIS MCP

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JARVIS MCP is a lightweight server providing secure access to local machine commands and file operations via a standardized API interface. It acts as a bridge between applications and your local system, inspired by Tony Stark's AI assistant.

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What is JARVIS MCP?

JARVIS MCP is a server that implements the Model-Code-Proxy (MCP) architecture to provide a secure, standardized way for applications to execute commands and perform file operations on a local machine. It serves as an intermediary layer that accepts requests through a well-defined API, executes operations in a controlled environment, and returns formatted results.

How to use JARVIS MCP?

To use JARVIS MCP, you need to build it from source following the provided instructions for your operating system (Linux, macOS, Windows). After building, you can run the executable. It communicates via standard input/output. It is designed to work seamlessly with Claude Desktop through its tools interface, where you can configure command execution and file operation tools by specifying the path to the JARVIS MCP binary.

Key features of JARVIS MCP

  • Command Execution: Run shell commands on the local system with proper error handling

  • File Operations: Read, write, and manage files on the local system

  • Directory Visualization: Generate recursive tree views of file systems as JSON structures

  • Working Directory Support: Execute commands in specific directories

  • Robust Error Handling: Detailed error messages and validation

  • Comprehensive Output: Capture and return both stdout and stderr

  • Simple Integration: Standard I/O interface for easy integration with various clients

Use cases of JARVIS MCP

  • Automating system administration tasks

  • Integrating applications with local file systems

  • Providing a secure API for command execution

  • Enabling AI assistants to interact with local machines

FAQ from JARVIS MCP

How do I build JARVIS MCP?

Clone the repository, then use the ./build.sh script or the platform-specific go build commands provided in the README.

How do I configure JARVIS MCP with Claude Desktop?

In Claude Desktop, navigate to Preferences -> Tools, and add new tools, specifying the path to your JARVIS MCP binary and appropriate descriptions for command execution and file operations.

What are the security considerations when using JARVIS MCP?

Run JARVIS MCP with appropriate permissions (avoid root/administrator), use in trusted environments only, and consider implementing additional authorization mechanisms. Be cautious about which directories you allow command execution and file operations in.

What if the tool is not responding?

Ensure the binary path is correct and the file is executable. Also, check that Claude Desktop has permission to execute the binary.

What kind of file operations are supported?

JARVIS MCP supports reading, writing, creating, listing, moving, searching files and directories, getting file information, and generating directory trees.