mcp-terminal-server
by RichardTheuws
Terminal server implementation for Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides secure and controlled access to terminal commands and npm operations.
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What is mcp-terminal-server?
This is a terminal server designed to work with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows for the execution of shell commands and npm operations in a secure and controlled environment.
How to use mcp-terminal-server?
Install the package using npm install @modelcontextprotocol/server-terminal. Then, configure it within your MCP configuration file, specifying allowed commands, default timeout, working directory, and environment variables. You can then use the provided methods to execute commands, install npm packages, and run npm scripts.
Key features of mcp-terminal-server
Execute shell commands with full control
Built-in npm operations (install, run scripts)
Timeout handling
Security through allowed commands list
Environment variables management
Working directory control
Typescript support
Use cases of mcp-terminal-server
Automated build processes
Remote server administration
Controlled execution of scripts
Integration with CI/CD pipelines
FAQ from mcp-terminal-server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol, used for managing and controlling server-side operations.
How do I secure the terminal server?
How do I secure the terminal server?
By configuring the allowedCommands list to restrict which commands can be executed.
What is the purpose of autoApproveScope?
What is the purpose of autoApproveScope?
It automatically approves certain scopes like execute_command, npm_install, and npm_run.
Can I customize the timeout for commands?
Can I customize the timeout for commands?
Yes, you can set a defaultTimeout in the configuration.
How can I set environment variables for commands?
How can I set environment variables for commands?
You can define environmentVariables in the configuration, which will be available to the executed commands.