Bash
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Executes bash commands on the host machine via a Model Context Protocol server, returning stdout, stderr, and exit codes.
About
Bash is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to empower applications, particularly AI agents, with the ability to execute arbitrary bash commands directly on the host machine. It provides a robust interface for running system commands, offering configurable options like specifying a working directory and setting a command timeout. Upon execution, the server returns comprehensive results including the standard output, standard error, and the exit code, making it an essential component for automating system-level interactions and extending the capabilities of intelligent agents.
Key Features
- Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code
- Execute arbitrary bash commands
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- Configurable working directory for commands
- Command timeout support
- Integration with MCP-compatible platforms like Claude Desktop
Use Cases
- Enabling AI agents or automation platforms to run shell commands on the host system.
- Automating system-level tasks and scripts via an API-like interface.
- Integrating host machine command execution into custom workflows or applications.