What is Claude Windows Mcp V2

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation enables interaction with the Windows Command Prompt, allowing secure execution of commands and retrieval of their output.

Use cases

This MCP is useful for applications that require command line interactions, automation scripts, testing environments, and scenarios where command execution needs to be controlled and validated for security reasons.

How to use

To use the MCP, initialize it with ‘WindowsCommandMCP()’, and execute commands using the ‘execute_command()’ method. For example, ‘mcp.execute_command(‘dir’)’ will return the output of the ‘dir’ command.

Key features

Key features include the ability to execute commands, receive output, validate and sanitize commands, handle errors, and impose configurable command restrictions for security and control.

Where to use

This MCP can be used in development environments, automated testing scenarios, administrative tasks in Windows, and any application that requires safe command line integration.

Claude Windows Command Prompt MCP

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation that enables Claude to interact with the Windows Command Prompt.

Overview

This MCP implementation allows Claude to execute commands in the Windows Command Prompt and receive their output. It includes safety measures and validation to ensure secure command execution.

Features

• Execute Windows Command Prompt commands
• Receive command output
• Command validation and sanitization
• Error handling
• Configurable command restrictions

Installation

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

from cmd_mcp import WindowsCommandMCP

# Initialize the MCP
mcp = WindowsCommandMCP()

# Execute a command
result = mcp.execute_command('dir')
print(result)

Security

• Commands are validated against a whitelist
• Restricted commands and directories are blocked
• Output is sanitized before return

Testing

python -m pytest tests/

License

MIT License