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Super Windows CLI MCP Server

@delorenj

About Super Windows CLI MCP Server

Enhanced MCP server with unrestricted system access capabilities

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delorenj

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Overview

What is Super Windows CLI MCP Server?

Super Windows CLI MCP Server is an enhanced fork of the Windows CLI MCP Server that provides unrestricted system access through SYSTEM service installation. It is designed for use in trusted environments where full access to Windows shell environments (PowerShell, CMD, Git Bash) and the file system is required.

How to use Super Windows CLI MCP Server?

Install via npm install and npm run build, then copy the built files to your Windows machine. Run the installation script as Administrator: .\install-service.ps1. The server is preconfigured for maximum capability; additional settings can be adjusted in config.json.

Key features of Super Windows CLI MCP Server?

  • Unrestricted command execution across all shells
  • SYSTEM-level service installation with auto-recovery
  • Full filesystem access with no restrictions
  • Network-level access controls (localhost binding, IP ranges)
  • Unlimited process capabilities and extended timeouts
  • Process reuse and PowerShell telemetry disabled

Use cases of Super Windows CLI MCP Server?

  • Running complex automation scripts that require system-level privileges
  • Managing Windows services or configuration without command limitations
  • Performing file operations across secured directories
  • Integrating MCP tools with full Windows environment capabilities

FAQ from Super Windows CLI MCP Server

How does this server differ from the original Windows CLI MCP Server?

This fork removes application-level command and argument restrictions in favor of network-level security, providing unrestricted system access. It is intended for trusted environments only.

What are the runtime requirements?

Node.js, npm, a Windows operating system, and Administrator privileges for installing the Windows service.

What network protections are applied?

Localhost binding by default, configurable allowed IP ranges, local network restriction, and optional VPN integration. No application-level restrictions are enforced.

How do I install or uninstall the service?

Run .\install-service.ps1 as Administrator to install, or .\uninstall-service.ps1 to remove the service.

What is the license?

MIT License.

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