CLI Executor

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Provides a tool for executing local CLI commands asynchronously using FastMCP and asyncio, handling command arguments securely and offering error handling for failed commands.

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Category MCP Servers
Language Python
Added Feb 23, 2026
Views 51

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This MCP server implementation provides a tool for executing local CLI commands asynchronously. Developed by 0xBruno, it uses FastMCP and asyncio to run shell commands securely, handling command arguments with spaces and quotes properly. The server is designed for use cases requiring remote execution of system commands, with built-in error handling for failed commands.

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