Terminal
Enables execution of shell commands within a designated workspace directory, capturing both standard output and error streams for
This Terminal Server implementation enables AI assistants to execute shell commands within a designated workspace directory. Built with Python using the FastMCP framework, it provides a simple but powerful interface through a single tool that captures both standard output and error streams from command execution. The server is configured to run in Claude Desktop environments through the provided configuration file, making it ideal for users who need to perform file operations, run scripts, or interact with command-line tools directly from their AI assistant conversations without leaving the interface.
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Repository: https://github.com/theailanguage/terminal_server
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