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Execute Linux commands and manage files for automated development and operations tasks.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-linux-ops" yet — see the docs or source repo.
On the Linux server, run these commands in order: uname -a, df -h, free -m, and ps aux --sort=-%mem | head. Then summarize the system status, highlighting disk usage, memory, and top resource-consuming processes.
Command results plus a concise system health summary.
Read the contents of /etc/nginx/nginx.conf and check whether gzip is enabled. If not, add a basic gzip configuration in the appropriate place and explain what you changed.
Key details from the original config, the updated configuration, and a summary of changes.
Read the last 200 lines of /var/log/syslog, filter errors and warnings, organize them chronologically, and summarize the most likely causes and troubleshooting suggestions.
A structured log analysis with key issues, a timeline, and troubleshooting recommendations.
Let AI run CLI commands for deployment, inspection, and system administration.
Expose Linux host tools over HTTPS for remote command execution and file management.
Remotely control Linux machines over SSH for ops, files, Docker, and security tasks.
Interact with Linux systems via MCP for monitoring, diagnostics, and operations.
Enable AI agents to fully control Linux desktops and manage system tasks.
Securely let AI access servers, run commands, and manage files over SFTP.