Lightweight MCP server providing terminal access (SSH & local shells) for AI assistants.
Lightweight MCP server that gives AI assistants terminal access — SSH and local shells — with support for interactive and long-running commands. Requires Python ≥ 3.11. Cursor / other clients: same + format above. ------|-------------| | Connect to an SSH server; returns and welcome banner | | Create a local shell session | | Run a command; returns output or + for long-running commands | | Poll a…
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Lightweight MCP server that gives AI assistants terminal access — SSH and local shells — with support for interactive and long-running commands. Requires Python ≥ 3.11. Cursor / other clients: same + format above. ------|-------------| | Connect to an SSH server; returns and welcome banner | | Create a local shell session | | Run a command; returns output or + for long-running commands | | Poll a running command for new output without sending input | | Send text input to a command waiting at a…
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