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Run Shell Command MCP

Model Context Protocol Integration

Overview

Enables direct execution of shell commands from chat interfaces, creating a bridge between natural language prompts and local system operations for quick developer workflows.

Run Shell Command

Enables direct execution of shell commands from chat interfaces, creating a bridge between natural language prompts and local system operations for quick developer workflows.

Installation Instructions

README: https://github.com/benyue1978/run-command-mcp

Run Shell Command

Based on https://github.com/mcpdotdirect/template-mcp-server

Usage

In cursor, add an MCP

  • Name: Run Command
  • Type: Command
  • npx github:benyue1978/run-command-mcp start

Use prompt in Cursor chat (exmpale):

  • Use shell command to find the services using port 3000

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