MCP Terminal

This MCP server provides the following tools:

- execute_command: Execute a terminal command in a specified directory.
- git_clone: Clone a git repository to a specified location.
- install_react_project: Create a new React project using Vite.
- install_vue_project: Create a new Vue project using Vite.
- install_next_project: Create a new Next.js project.
- open_in_vscode: Open a directory or file in VSCode.
- check_directory: Check if a directory exists and list its contents.

- Node.js(which includes npm)
- Visual Studio Code(for features that open projects in VSCode)
- Clone the repository (if you haven't already):

git clone https://github.com/AbdurRaahimm/mcp-git-terminal-server.git mcp-terminal cd mcp-terminal

- projectName(string, required): Name of the React project.
- destination(string, required): Directory where to create the project (e.g.,~/Desktop).
- template(string, optional, enum:["react", "react-ts", "react-swc", "react-swc-ts"]): Vite template to use (default:react-ts).
- installDependencies(boolean, optional): Install dependencies after creating project (default:true).

Create a new Vue project using Vite and open it in VSCode.

- Input Schema:

- projectName(string, required): Name of the Vue project.
- destination(string, required): Directory where to create the project (e.g.,~/Desktop).
- template(string, optional, enum:["vue", "vue-ts"]): Vite template to use (default:vue-ts).
- installDependencies(boolean, optional): Install dependencies after creating project (default:true).

Create a new Next.js project and open it in VSCode.

- Input Schema:

- projectName(string, required): Name of the Next.js project.
- destination(string, required): Directory where to create the project (e.g.,~/Desktop).
- typescript(boolean, optional): Use TypeScript (default:true).
- installDependencies(boolean, optional): Install dependencies after creating project (default:true).

- Input Schema:

- path(string, required): Path to open in VSCode.

Check if a directory exists and list its contents.

- Input Schema:

- path(string, required): Directory path to check.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. (As specified inpackage.json)

{ "mcpServers": { "git-terminal": { "command": "node", "args": ["/path/to/mcp-git-terminal/dist/index.js"] } } }

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