Cmd Server
Cross-platform MCP server for executing command-line operations and SSH connections on Windows and Linux through a standardized interface. Relevant as a foundational MCP server tool.
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Cmd Server
Description
Cmd Server is a cross-platform Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to execute command-line (CMD) operations and manage SSH connections on both Windows and Linux systems. It provides a standardized interface for integrating command-line capabilities into MCP-compatible applications. Cmd Server can also be connected to agents such as Claude for extended agentic operations.
Features
- Executes CMD commands on Windows and Linux
- Supports SSH connections for remote command execution
- Cross-platform compatibility
- Provides a standardized MCP interface for integration with other applications
- Can be hooked to Claude for agentic and automation workflows
- Configurable via environment variables or configuration objects
- Installation available via Smithery or manually
- Open source under the MIT License
Pricing
Cmd Server is open source and available for free under the MIT License.
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mcp, command-execution, ssh, cross-platform
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