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Ssh Utils MCP Server

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About Ssh Utils MCP Server

MCP Server featuring multiple SSH related utilities

#ssh-utils#ssh-utilities#remote-command-execution

Ssh Utils MCP Server config

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This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.

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Overview

What is ssh-utils?

ssh-utils is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for executing terminal commands on a remote server via SSH. It is designed for use with Roo Code or any MCP-compatible client, using key-based authentication.

How to use ssh-utils?

Place the configuration file (ssh-utils-servers.json) in the current working directory, workspace root, or the global config directory (~/.config/ssh-utils/). Then invoke the execute_ssh_command tool from an MCP client, specifying the command and optionally overriding connection parameters.

Key features of ssh-utils

  • Executes remote commands via SSH over MCP.
  • Supports only key-based authentication (no passwords).
  • Configurable multiple server profiles in one file.
  • Connection parameters can be overridden per command.
  • Compatible with Roo Code and any MCP client.
  • Configuration file loads from several standard locations.

Use cases of ssh-utils

  • Run system commands on a remote server from your editor.
  • Automate deployment or maintenance tasks via an MCP client.
  • Manage multiple servers using different profiles in one config.

Frequently asked questions

1

What authentication method does ssh-utils use?

Only key-based SSH authentication is supported; password-based authentication is explicitly prohibited for security.

2

Where should I place the configuration file?

The file `ssh-utils-servers.json` can go in the current working directory, the workspace root, or the global config directory `~/.config/ssh-utils/`.

3

Can I use multiple server profiles?

Yes, the configuration file supports multiple profiles. The first profile is used by default, or you can specify a profile by name when invoking the tool.

4

How do I override connection settings for a command?

Any tool arguments such as user, host, or server will override the corresponding values from the configuration file for that command.

5

What if no private key path is provided in the config?

The `privateKeyPath` field is optional. If omitted, the SSH client will use the default key discovery mechanism (e.g., keys loaded in the SSH agent).

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