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Manage VMware Workstation Pro VMs through MCP for power, snapshots, and networking.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "vmware-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using vmware-mcp, list all VMware Workstation Pro VMs, power off every VM whose name contains "test", and return the results.
A VM list plus the power-off status for each targeted virtual machine.
Using vmware-mcp, create a snapshot named "pre-update" for the VM "Win11-Lab" and confirm whether it succeeded.
A snapshot creation result including the target VM and snapshot name.
Using vmware-mcp, inspect the network configuration of a specified VM and output the relevant details for adjusting its network settings.
Key details of the VM's current network configuration for follow-up changes.
Developers or testers can use it to centrally manage power and snapshot operations for local VMware Workstation Pro VMs, reducing manual clicks. It fits standardized workflows before and after regression testing or environment switching.
Ops teams can use the MCP tool to access VM management capabilities, including guest processes and network configuration. It is useful for lab or demo environments that require repeated VM operations.
It is used to manage VMware Workstation Pro virtual machines through MCP. Known capabilities include power operations, snapshots, guest process management, and network-related operations through vmrest, vmrun, and vmcli.
The provided description says it works through the vmrest, vmrun, and vmcli interfaces. For more specific installation or version requirements, see the source repository.
Based on the description, it targets VMware Workstation Pro virtual machines. Whether it supports other VMware products or remote scenarios is not stated in the provided information; see the source repository.
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