Termlink FAQs

Question 1

What is MCP (Model-Context-Protocol)?

Accepted Answer

MCP (Model-Context-Protocol) is a protocol designed to facilitate advanced interaction between AI models and external tools or environments. It allows AI models to perform actions like executing commands, reading files, and managing processes through structured, tool-based requests.

Question 2

What operations can Termlink perform?

Accepted Answer

Termlink allows AI agents to execute shell commands, perform comprehensive file and directory operations (read, write, list, check existence), and retrieve detailed system and process information, all through a controlled interface.

Question 3

How does Termlink ensure security?

Accepted Answer

Termlink prioritizes security by offering configurable features. You can define specific blocked and allowed commands, set command execution timeouts, and limit maximum output size to prevent misuse and ensure operations are safe and controlled.

Question 4

What is Termlink?

Accepted Answer

Termlink is an MCP (Model-Context-Protocol) server that enables AI agents, such as Claude, to securely interact with your system's terminal, filesystem, and process information, extending their operational capabilities.

Question 5

Can I customize Termlink's behavior?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Termlink is highly customizable. By creating a `termlink.json` configuration file, you can easily adjust settings such as blocked/allowed commands, command execution timeouts, and maximum output size to fit your specific security and operational requirements.

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