Mac Shell FAQs

Question 1

What is Mac Shell?

Accepted Answer

Mac Shell is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables secure execution of macOS terminal commands using the ZSH shell. It features command whitelisting and approval workflows for enhanced security.

Question 2

What are the different command security levels?

Accepted Answer

The security levels are: Safe (commands executed without approval), Requires Approval (commands need explicit approval), and Forbidden (commands are blocked entirely).

Question 3

Can I use Mac Shell as an npm package?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You can either publish your own version to npm or use the tool directly from a GitHub repository via `npx`. This allows for automated setup and eliminates the need for manual cloning and building.

Question 4

How does Mac Shell ensure security?

Accepted Answer

Mac Shell uses command whitelisting with security levels (Safe, Requires Approval, Forbidden) and leverages Node.js's `execFile` to prevent shell injection vulnerabilities, ensuring only approved commands are executed.

Question 5

How do I configure Mac Shell with Roo Code or Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

You can configure Mac Shell by adding it to your Roo Code or Claude Desktop MCP settings file. The configuration includes the command (node or npx) and the path to the Mac Shell server. See the documentation for detailed instructions and example configurations.

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