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Super Windows CLI MCP Server

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An enhanced fork of the Windows CLI MCP Server providing unrestricted system access. It's designed for trusted environments where full system access is required.

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What is Super Windows CLI MCP Server?

This is an enhanced fork of the Windows CLI MCP Server that provides unrestricted system access capabilities. It allows complete access to Windows shell environments and file systems, designed for use in trusted environments.

How to use Super Windows CLI MCP Server?

  1. Build the project using npm install and npm run build. 2. Copy the built files to your Windows machine. 3. Run the install-service.ps1 script as administrator to install the server as a SYSTEM service. 4. Configure network access as needed via config.json.

Key features of Super Windows CLI MCP Server

  • Full system access through SYSTEM service installation

  • Unrestricted command execution

  • Network-level access controls

  • Unlimited process capabilities

  • Auto-recovery and fault tolerance

  • Complete access to Windows shell environments

  • Full file system access

Use cases of Super Windows CLI MCP Server

  • Automated system administration tasks

  • Remote execution of commands on Windows servers

  • Development and testing in environments requiring full system access

  • Integration with other systems for automated workflows

FAQ from Super Windows CLI MCP Server

What is the security model?

This version removes application-level restrictions in favor of network-level security. It is designed for use in trusted environments where full system access is required.

How do I install the server?

Run the install-service.ps1 script as administrator.

How do I uninstall the server?

Run the uninstall-service.ps1 script.

What kind of access does the server have?

The server has complete access to Windows shell environments (PowerShell, CMD, Git Bash) and the full file system, running with SYSTEM-level privileges.

How is network security handled?

Network security is handled through localhost binding by default, configurable allowed IP ranges, local network restriction, and optional VPN integration.