Run sudo commands with a Fernet-encrypted password bound to machine-id + user.
MCP server for running commands with encrypted password storage. Exposes 4 tools to persist a sudo password (encrypted with a machine-bound key) and invoke privileged commands without re-entering credentials. Designed for single-user Linux workstations. | Store sudo password (encrypted, one-time) | | Run shell command with sudo | | Check if password is stored | | Remove stored password | Password…
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MCP server for running commands with encrypted password storage. Exposes 4 tools to persist a sudo password (encrypted with a machine-bound key) and invoke privileged commands without re-entering credentials. Designed for single-user Linux workstations. | Store sudo password (encrypted, one-time) | | Run shell command with sudo | | Check if password is stored | | Remove stored password | Password is encrypted with Fernet (AES-128-CBC + HMAC-SHA256). Encryption key is derived from + — never…
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