Windows CLI

What is Windows CLI?

Windows CLI is a secure MCP server designed for controlled command-line interactions on Windows systems, allowing access to PowerShell, CMD, Git Bash, and remote systems via SSH.

How to use Windows CLI?

To use Windows CLI, configure it by creating a JSON configuration file specifying security controls, then execute commands via MCP clients like Claude Desktop using npx @simonb97/server-win-cli.

Key features of Windows CLI?

• Multi-shell support: Execute commands in PowerShell, CMD, and Git Bash.
• SSH support: Control remote systems via SSH.
• Robust security controls: Includes command and SSH command blocking, path restrictions, command logging, and smart argument validation.

Use cases of Windows CLI?

1. Securely executing scripts in various command-line environments.
2. Managing remote servers through SSH seamlessly.
3. Logging and auditing command history for security compliance.

FAQ from Windows CLI?

• Is Windows CLI safe to use?

Yes, Windows CLI includes various security controls to restrict command execution and access paths to ensure safety.

• Can I customize the settings?

Absolutely! You can specify custom rules, shell-specific settings, and SSH connection profiles in the configuration file.

• What happens if I don’t configure it?

The server will run with a default restrictive configuration to protect your system.