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"How to run a Windows command" matching MCP tools:

  • Run one shell command on a pre-configured remote server via SSH, but only after explicit user approval. Use preview mode to review before executing.
    MIT
  • Run commands on a remote Windows host via SMB by creating a temporary Windows service. Requires admin credentials.
    MIT
  • Reconstruct multi-step shell command sequences by searching for an anchor command and viewing time-ordered commands run within a configurable window around that match.
    MIT
  • Find an Electron app in /Applications and generate a launch command with debugging flags for main and renderer processes. Returns the exact command to run.
    MIT

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  • Run arbitrary PowerShell commands on a Windows PC for local development, system configuration, services, processes, and other tasks. Verify changes afterward.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Run PowerShell scripts/commands on Windows in a hidden process and capture stdout, stderr, and exit code for system administration.
    MIT
  • Execute PowerShell commands on remote Windows hosts via WinRM, no SSH required. Captures output in-process without console windows.
    MIT
  • Execute a reviewed Windows shell command by providing its review ID. Consumes a prepared token to run the approved standard-user command; local confirmation is required for non-safe commands.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Run any shell command in a chosen terminal to execute scripts, launch applications, or spawn AI agents in their own windows.
    MIT
  • Generates a headless CLI command to export a Godot project preset, returning the command string without executing it. Use it to preview or run the export command manually.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands in an isolated WSL bubblewrap snapshot with network access, while hiding host files and Windows mounts for safe code execution.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Run commands on a remote Windows host over WMI using domain credentials or NTLM hashes for authentication.
    MIT
  • Execute remote Windows management commands via WinRM using NetExec for authentication, command execution, and credential dumping.
    MIT
  • Execute WMI commands on Windows targets for remote management and command execution, supporting password, hash, and domain authentication.
    MIT