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ShellGuard is an MCP server that lets LLM agents securely SSH into remote Linux hosts with read-only shell access. Instead of copy-pasting terminal output, your AI can run safe diagnostics, inspect logs, query systems, and troubleshoot production, staging, or dev environments autonomously. All commands are parsed, validated against a strict allowlist, and executed with timeouts and output limits—blocking destructive operations while guiding the LLM to safe alternatives.

The native MCP server for Unix PTY control gives AI models authentic, low-latency terminal access by spawning true pseudo-terminals—not brittle AppleScript hacks—so you can open persistent Bash, Python, or SSH sessions, run commands like “ssh prod.server,” and stream only fresh output thanks to smart buffering. Built on Tokio for fully asynchronous, non-blocking I/O, the service supports multi-session workflows, letting developers switch between concurrent prod-debug shells without interruption while JSON-RPC endpoints such as tools/call create_session handle lifecycle automation. This combination of real PTYs, session persistence, and high-performance async design makes the MCP server an ideal foundation for DevOps automation, cloud debugging, and AI-driven terminal orchestration.

Give hands to AI. MCP server to run shell commands securely, auditably, and on demand.

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AI powered Kubernetes Assistant

MCP server that execute applescript giving you full control of your Mac

CLI for adding/removing MCP servers in predefined groups to claude, cursor, or wherever you like

A simple model context protocol (MCP) server that allows Claude Desktop or other MCP aware clients to run Bash commands on your local machine.

Super Shell MCP

A Model Context Protocol server for interacting with Babashka, a native Clojure interpreter for scripting

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