F Risk Grade SSH MCP Server · worst category: Destructive

SSH MCP SERVER TOOLS

21 tools from the SSH MCP Server MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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Read ssh_agent_ensure Ensure ssh-agent is running and reachable. Starts a new agent if needed and sets environment variables so s... Read ssh_config_lookup Resolve the effective SSH configuration for a host. Shows hostname, user, port, identity files, proxy setti... Read ssh_diagnose Diagnose SSH connectivity issues. Checks ssh-agent status, loaded keys, known_hosts, SSH config, and attemp... Read ssh_download Download a file from a remote host to local filesystem via SFTP. Read ssh_find Search for files on a remote host. Wraps the find command with structured parameters so you don Read ssh_git_check Test Git-over-SSH authentication to a hosting provider (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc). Verifies your SSH ... Read ssh_key_list List all SSH private keys in ~/.ssh/ with their type, fingerprint, and whether they are loaded in the agent... Read ssh_key_load Load an SSH private key into the running agent. Ensures the agent is running first. Use this after ssh_key_... Read ssh_ls List files in a directory on a remote host via SFTP. Read ssh_read_file Read a file from a remote host via SFTP. Read ssh_service_status Check the status of a systemd service on a remote host. Returns whether it Read ssh_stat Get metadata for a file or directory on a remote host via SFTP. Returns size, permissions (octal), uid/gid,... Read ssh_tail Read the last N lines of a file on a remote host, optionally filtering by a grep pattern. Use this for read... Read ssh_test Quick connectivity test to an SSH host. Reports success/failure with timing and actionable error details. L...

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How many tools does the SSH MCP Server MCP server have? +

The SSH MCP Server MCP server exposes 21 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

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What risk categories do SSH MCP Server tools fall into? +

SSH MCP Server tools are categorised as Read (14), Write (3), Destructive (2), Execute (2). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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