Remote Command Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Run maintenance or diagnostic system commands remotely (e.g., systeminfo, uname -a, ps/tasklist) across Windows and Unix hosts.

• 2

  Perform development or CI tasks inside a repository such as git operations, npm installs, and other build commands with a specified working directory.

• 3

  Inspect or manipulate files, processes, services, or network state on a host machine (e.g., ls/dir, netstat, systemctl/sc query).

Description

This MCP server exposes a single tool to run any valid shell command on the host OS, automatically handling differences between Windows and Unix-like shells. It supports specifying a working directory, streams stdout/stderr, and includes platform-specific shell selection and command translations (e.g., ls ↔ dir). The server is useful for automating system, package manager, git, file, network, and service tasks from an agent via the MCP protocol. Security guidance is provided in the README to help restrict and validate command execution.