MCP Command Serv

🚀 Command Line Interface Enhancer (command_cli_enh.py)

This script offers an enhanced command-line interface to interact with the Gemini API, utilizing FastMCP for tool access.

🚀 Quick Start

python3 command_cli_enh.py [OPTIONS]

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

The basic way to use this script is to provide a prompt either directly or from a file.

# Provide the prompt text directly from the command line
python3 command_cli_enh.py --prompt "Your prompt here"

# Specify the path to a text file containing the prompt
python3 command_cli_enh.py --file /path/to/your/file.txt

Parameters

• -p, --prompt <TEXT>: Provide the prompt text directly from the command line.
• -f, --file <PATH>: Specify the path to a text file containing the prompt.

⚠️ Important Note

You must provide either --prompt or --file, but not both.

✨ Features

Available MCP Tools

Available Tools Summary

• Tool 1/4: run_command

  • Name: run_command
  • Purpose: Run a shell command on the local machine and get the output. Args: command: The shell command to execute. workdir: The working directory for the command. If None, uses the current directory. stdin: Optional stdin to pipe into the command. Returns: A dictionary containing the command's output, exit code, and error status.
  • Inputs:
    • command*:
    • workdir: <string | null>
    • stdin: <string | null>

• Tool 2/4: get_current_dir

  • Name: get_current_dir
  • Purpose: Get the current working directory returns str -> directory ( ex "/home/user1"
  • Inputs: (None)

• Tool 3/4: change_dir

  • Name: change_dir
  • Purpose: Change the directory to specified string relative and absolute paths are supported If error - will return string "error: invalid directory"
  • Inputs:
    • c_dir*:

• Tool 4/4: run_expect_script

  • Name: run_expect_script
  • Purpose: Run a program with a sequence of expect/send actions for programs that are interactive. Programs that require inputs. important: do not send carriage return or line feed with text on send. Args: program: The command to run (e.g. "python3 myscript.py"). Can be any command actions: A list of dicts, e.g. [{"action": "expect", "text": "foo"}, {"action":"send","text":"bar"}] Returns: The output from the interaction.
  • Inputs:
    • program*:
    • actions*:

Resources

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📚 Documentation

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