A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Windows PowerShell - runs commands in a hidden process (no popup windows), with structured output, timeouts, and service/system management. Built for AI agents that need real Windows access.
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run_powershellRun a PowerShell script/command on this Windows host in a hidden process (no console window appears). Returns stdout, stderr and exit code. Use for any Windows command, file, or system task.Run a PowerShell script/command on this Windows host in a hidden process (no console window appears). Returns stdout, stderr and exit code. Use for any Windows command, file, or system task.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_servicesList Windows services, optionally filtered by a name pattern. Returns Name, DisplayName, Status.List Windows services, optionally filtered by a name pattern. Returns Name, DisplayName, Status.
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get_serviceGet detailed status of one Windows service by name.Get detailed status of one Windows service by name.
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control_serviceStart, stop, or restart a Windows service (requires the MCP host process to have sufficient privileges).Start, stop, or restart a Windows service (requires the MCP host process to have sufficient privileges).
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system_infoReturn OS, CPU, memory and disk summary for this Windows host.Return OS, CPU, memory and disk summary for this Windows host.
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ssh_execprivilegedRun a command on a remote host over SSH, fully in-process (no ssh.exe, no WSL — works headless). Use for Linux hosts or any OpenSSH target. Auth via privateKeyPath or password. Returns stdout, stderr, exit code.Run a command on a remote host over SSH, fully in-process (no ssh.exe, no WSL — works headless). Use for Linux hosts or any OpenSSH target. Auth via privateKeyPath or password. Returns stdout, stderr, exit code.
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winrm_execprivilegedRun a command on a remote Windows host via PowerShell Remoting (WinRM / Invoke-Command). Native to Windows Server — no SSH server or agent needed on the target, only WinRM enabled. Output captured in-process (no console window).Run a command on a remote Windows host via PowerShell Remoting (WinRM / Invoke-Command). Native to Windows Server — no SSH server or agent needed on the target, only WinRM enabled. Output captured in-process (no console window).
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sftp_uploadprivilegedUpload a local file to a remote host over SFTP, in-process (ssh2 — no scp.exe, no WSL, headless). Use to deploy scripts/configs to Linux hosts.Upload a local file to a remote host over SFTP, in-process (ssh2 — no scp.exe, no WSL, headless). Use to deploy scripts/configs to Linux hosts.
No input schema was published for this tool.
sftp_downloadDownload a file from a remote host to this Windows host over SFTP, in-process (ssh2 — no scp.exe, no WSL, headless).Download a file from a remote host to this Windows host over SFTP, in-process (ssh2 — no scp.exe, no WSL, headless).
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run_programRun a native executable DIRECTLY (no shell) in a hidden process and capture clean stdout/stderr + exit code. Use this for console programs like gh, git, docker, node, python, etc. -- their output is captured reliably, unlike when the same program is run inside run_powershell (where a hidden PowerSh…Run a native executable DIRECTLY (no shell) in a hidden process and capture clean stdout/stderr + exit code. Use this for console programs like gh, git, docker, node, python, etc. -- their output is captured reliably, unlike when the same program is run inside run_powershell (where a hidden PowerSh…
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Windows PowerShell - runs commands in a hidden process (no popup windows), with structured output, timeouts, and service/system management. Built for AI agents that need real Windows access.
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