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Navigate and act across multiple GNOSYS MCP servers with far fewer tokens.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "gnosys-treeshell" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use gnosys-treeshell to connect to my available GNOSYS MCP servers, show each server’s resources, tools, and actions in a tree structure, and suggest the best paths for further exploration.
A clear tree-based navigation view of services with suggested next exploration steps.
Use gnosys-treeshell to find the MCP servers containing deployment logs and alert data, then query the last 24 hours of errors, summarize abnormal nodes, and return a unified result.
A unified result and anomaly summary aggregated across servers with reduced context overhead.
Use gnosys-treeshell to scan the connected GNOSYS MCP servers, list grouped executable actions with their purposes, and highlight the best entry points for an environment health check.
A hierarchical catalog of actions highlighting the key operations for health-check tasks.
Automate GNS3 lab projects, nodes, consoles, and SSH through MCP clients.
Parse and analyze code structure with Tree-sitter for understanding and automation.
Parse code with Tree-sitter to analyze syntax trees and automate code workflows.
Safely manage Git worktrees for parallel branches and AI-assisted development.
Aggregate multiple MCP servers into one managed HTTP endpoint with namespacing.
Browse and call tools across multiple MCP servers with lower context overhead.