An MCP server that provides Unix command documentation directly within LLMs conversations.
Overview
What is Unix Manual Server (MCP)?
Unix Manual Server (MCP) is a server that provides Unix command documentation directly within conversations with LLMs, such as Claude.
How to use Unix Manual Server (MCP)?
To use the server, install it in a compatible client like Claude Desktop, and then you can request command documentation, list common commands, or check if a command exists.
Key features of Unix Manual Server (MCP)?
- Retrieve help pages, man pages, and usage information for Unix commands.
- Discover available commands on your system, categorized by function.
- Verify if a specific command is available and get its version information.
Use cases of Unix Manual Server (MCP)?
- Getting help with specific Unix commands during development.
- Listing all available Unix commands for quick reference.
- Checking the availability of commands on a system before executing them.
FAQ from Unix Manual Server (MCP)?
- Can I use Unix Manual Server with any LLM?
Currently, it is designed for use with Claude and other MCP-compatible clients.
- Is there a cost to use Unix Manual Server?
No, it is free to use under the MIT license.
- How does the server ensure security?
The server validates command names, executes commands without using a shell, and sets timeouts to prevent command injection.