terminal-use-mcp

terminal-use-mcp

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Local + remote terminal interaction control MCP Server. Lets AI agents control interactive TUI programs the way a human would.

Platform	Status
Linux x86_64 / ARM64	Supported
macOS Intel / Apple Silicon	Supported (best effort)
WSL2	Supported (best effort)
Native Windows	Experimental (native-pty only; tmux requires psmux or WSL2)

Windows users: The native-pty provider works on Windows (shell auto-detection: ComSpec → cmd.exe). The tmux provider requires a Unix PTY multiplexer — install psmux (tmux-compatible, 83 commands, uses tmux as alias) or use WSL2. If tmux is not on PATH, set TERMINAL_USE_TMUX_PATH to its absolute or relative path.

This is not a shell runner. Use your bash tool for simple commands. This server handles TUI programs that require keyboard interaction: lazygit, vim, htop, Python REPL, debuggers, installers, external agent TUIs (Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode).

Concept

terminal-use-mcp provides a snapshot-driven interaction loop:

snapshot → analyze → type/press → wait → snapshot

Unlike tmux send-keys + sleep, the server observes PTY render events directly. wait_for_text / wait_stable block until the program actually responds — no polling, no guessing.

What it is for: Programs that need keyboard input — REPLs, debuggers, TUI apps, installers, external coding agents.

What it is NOT for: Simple command execution → use your bash tool.

Quick Start

Prerequisites

Dependency	Minimum	Purpose
Node.js	20+	Run the MCP server
npm	8+	Install dependencies
node-gyp + C++ toolchain	—	Compile node-pty (optional; fallback to tmux if missing). Also needed for re2 (optional; ReDoS protection)
tmux	3.2+	tmux provider (optional; only native-pty available if missing)

MCP Client Configuration

Claude Code / Claude Desktop

Add to .mcp.json (project root) or claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "terminal-use": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "terminal-use-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT": "<your-project-path>",
        "TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD": "<your-project-path>,/tmp",
        "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
      }
    }
  }
}

OpenAI Codex CLI

Add to .codex/config.json in the mcp_servers field:

{
  "mcp_servers": {
    "terminal-use": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "terminal-use-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT": "<your-project-path>",
        "TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD": "<your-project-path>,/tmp",
        "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
      }
    }
  }
}

OpenCode

Add to .opencode/opencode.json in the mcp field:

{
  "mcp": {
    "terminal-use": {
      "type": "local",
      "command": ["npx", "-y", "terminal-use-mcp"],
      "enabled": true,
      "environment": {
        "TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT": "<your-project-path>",
        "TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD": "<your-project-path>,/tmp",
        "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
      }
    }
  }
}

stdio transport: stdout is reserved for MCP protocol. All logs go to stderr. Server cleans up all sessions on SIGINT/SIGTERM.

Copy-Paste Setup Prompts

Paste the appropriate prompt into your AI agent for autonomous installation:

Claude Code

Set up terminal-use-mcp with these steps:

1. Prerequisites check:
   - Confirm Node.js 20+ and npm 8+ are available (node -v / npm -v)

2. Configure MCP:
   - Create or edit .mcp.json in the project root, adding:
     {
       "mcpServers": {
         "terminal-use": {
           "command": "npx",
           "args": ["-y", "terminal-use-mcp"],
           "env": {
             "TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT": "<current-project-absolute-path>",
             "TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD": "<current-project-absolute-path>,/tmp",
             "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
           }
         }
       }
     }
   - Replace <current-project-absolute-path> with the actual path
   - TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS controls which providers are enabled (comma-separated).
     Common values:
     - "native-pty,tmux" — local only (default, no SSH)
     - "native-pty,tmux,ssh-pty,ssh-tmux" — all providers (include remote SSH)
      - "tmux" — tmux only (when node-pty is unavailable)
      If unsure, use "native-pty,tmux".
    - If tmux is not on PATH, set TERMINAL_USE_TMUX_PATH to its absolute or relative path.
    - Windows: native-pty only by default. For tmux support, install psmux (https://github.com/psmux/psmux)
      which provides a `tmux` alias, or use WSL2.
    - Security configuration (optional):
      - TERMINAL_USE_ALLOW_COMMANDS: commands allowed despite built-in deny list (comma-separated)
      - TERMINAL_USE_DENY_COMMANDS: additional commands to deny beyond built-in list (comma-separated)
      - TERMINAL_USE_RISKY_COMMAND_MODE: how to handle risky commands — "deny" (default, block), "ask" (prompt user), "allow" (permit all)
      If unsure, leave these unset (default deny mode is safe for most use cases).

3. Install skills:
   - Core skill (required for all users):
     Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HLH2023/terminal-use-mcp/main/skills/terminal-use/SKILL.md
     and save to .claude/skills/terminal-use/SKILL.md
   - Before installing agent-specific skills, ASK the user:
     "Do you need to remotely control any of these AI agent TUIs via terminal-use-mcp?
      - Claude Code TUI (tui-claude-code)
      - Codex CLI TUI (tui-codex-cli)
      - OpenCode TUI (tui-opencode-native)
      - OpenCode + OmO plugin TUI (tui-opencode-omo)
      If unsure, skip them — you can always add them later."
   - For each confirmed agent, download the corresponding SKILL.md from
     https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HLH2023/terminal-use-mcp/main/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
     and save to .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
   - After downloading, ASK the user:
     "The core skill includes both local (§1-§11) and remote SSH (§12-§17) sections.
      If you only use local terminals, I can remove §12-§17 to save ~500 lines.
      I can also trim reference sections (patterns, error codes, key lists) if you prefer a minimal skill (~80 lines).
      Should I trim the skill?"

4. Restart Claude Code for the config to take effect

5. Verify:
   - Confirm terminal.health, terminal.start etc. appear in the MCP tool list
   - Call terminal.health to confirm server and provider status are OK

Constraints:
- Do not output any secrets
- Only notify me if node-pty compilation fails; handle other issues yourself

Codex CLI

Set up terminal-use-mcp with these steps:

1. Prerequisites check:
   - Confirm Node.js 20+ and npm 8+ are available (node -v / npm -v)

2. Configure MCP:
   - Create or edit .codex/config.json, adding to mcp_servers:
     {
       "terminal-use": {
         "command": "npx",
         "args": ["-y", "terminal-use-mcp"],
         "env": {
           "TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT": "<current-project-absolute-path>",
           "TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD": "<current-project-absolute-path>,/tmp",
           "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
         }
       }
     }
   - Replace <current-project-absolute-path> with the actual path
   - TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS controls which providers are enabled (comma-separated).
     Common values:
     - "native-pty,tmux" — local only (default, no SSH)
     - "native-pty,tmux,ssh-pty,ssh-tmux" — all providers (include remote SSH)
      - "tmux" — tmux only (when node-pty is unavailable)
      If unsure, use "native-pty,tmux".
    - If tmux is not on PATH, set TERMINAL_USE_TMUX_PATH to its absolute or relative path.
    - Windows: native-pty only by default. For tmux support, install psmux (https://github.com/psmux/psmux)
      which provides a `tmux` alias, or use WSL2.
    - Security configuration (optional):
      - TERMINAL_USE_ALLOW_COMMANDS: commands allowed despite built-in deny list (comma-separated)
      - TERMINAL_USE_DENY_COMMANDS: additional commands to deny beyond built-in list (comma-separated)
      - TERMINAL_USE_RISKY_COMMAND_MODE: how to handle risky commands — "deny" (default, block), "ask" (prompt user), "allow" (permit all)
      If unsure, leave these unset (default deny mode is safe for most use cases).

3. Install skills:
   - Core skill (required for all users):
     Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HLH2023/terminal-use-mcp/main/skills/terminal-use/SKILL.md
     and save to .codex/skills/terminal-use/SKILL.md
   - Before installing agent-specific skills, ASK the user:
     "Do you need to remotely control any of these AI agent TUIs via terminal-use-mcp?
      - Claude Code TUI (tui-claude-code)
      - Codex CLI TUI (tui-codex-cli)
      - OpenCode TUI (tui-opencode-native)
      - OpenCode + OmO plugin TUI (tui-opencode-omo)
      If unsure, skip them — you can always add them later."
   - For each confirmed agent, download the corresponding SKILL.md from
     https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HLH2023/terminal-use-mcp/main/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
     and save to .codex/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
   - After downloading, ASK the user:
     "The core skill includes both local (§1-§11) and remote SSH (§12-§17) sections.
      If you only use local terminals, I can remove §12-§17 to save ~500 lines.
      I can also trim reference sections (patterns, error codes, key lists) if you prefer a minimal skill (~80 lines).
      Should I trim the skill?"

4. Restart Codex CLI for the config to take effect

5. Verify:
   - Confirm terminal.health appears when you start a session

Constraints:
- Do not output any secrets
- Only notify me if node-pty compilation fails; handle other issues yourself

OpenCode

Set up terminal-use-mcp with these steps:

1. Prerequisites check:
   - Confirm Node.js 20+ and npm 8+ are available (node -v / npm -v)

2. Configure MCP:
   - Add to .opencode/opencode.json in the mcp field:
     {
       "type": "local",
       "command": ["npx", "-y", "terminal-use-mcp"],
       "enabled": true,
       "environment": {
         "TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT": "<current-project-absolute-path>",
         "TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD": "<current-project-absolute-path>,/tmp",
         "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
       }
     }
   - TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS controls which providers are enabled (comma-separated).
     Common values:
     - "native-pty,tmux" — local only (default, no SSH)
     - "native-pty,tmux,ssh-pty,ssh-tmux" — all providers (include remote SSH)
      - "tmux" — tmux only (when node-pty is unavailable)
       If unsure, use "native-pty,tmux".
     - If tmux is not on PATH, set TERMINAL_USE_TMUX_PATH to its absolute or relative path.
     - Windows: native-pty only by default. For tmux support, install psmux (https://github.com/psmux/psmux)
       which provides a `tmux` alias, or use WSL2.
     - Security configuration (optional):
       - TERMINAL_USE_ALLOW_COMMANDS: commands allowed despite built-in deny list (comma-separated)
       - TERMINAL_USE_DENY_COMMANDS: additional commands to deny beyond built-in list (comma-separated)
       - TERMINAL_USE_RISKY_COMMAND_MODE: how to handle risky commands — "deny" (default, block), "ask" (prompt user), "allow" (permit all)
       If unsure, leave these unset (default deny mode is safe for most use cases).

3. Install skills:
   - Core skill (required for all users):
     Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HLH2023/terminal-use-mcp/main/skills/terminal-use/SKILL.md
     and save to .opencode/skills/terminal-use/SKILL.md
   - Before installing agent-specific skills, ASK the user:
     "Do you need to remotely control any of these AI agent TUIs via terminal-use-mcp?
      - Claude Code TUI (tui-claude-code)
      - Codex CLI TUI (tui-codex-cli)
      - OpenCode TUI (tui-opencode-native)
      - OpenCode + OmO plugin TUI (tui-opencode-omo)
      If unsure, skip them — you can always add them later."
   - For each confirmed agent, download the corresponding SKILL.md from
     https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HLH2023/terminal-use-mcp/main/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
     and save to .opencode/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
   - After downloading, ASK the user:
     "The core skill includes both local (§1-§11) and remote SSH (§12-§17) sections.
      If you only use local terminals, I can remove §12-§17 to save ~500 lines.
      I can also trim reference sections (patterns, error codes, key lists) if you prefer a minimal skill (~80 lines).
      Should I trim the skill?"

4. Restart OpenCode for the config to take effect

5. Verify:
   - Confirm terminal.health, terminal.start etc. appear in the MCP tool list

Constraints:
- Do not output any secrets
- Only notify me if node-pty compilation fails; handle other issues yourself

Skills (Optional)

terminal-use-mcp provides a core skill (terminal-use, available in the GitHub repository) that teaches AI agents how to use the MCP tools correctly. Additionally, there are agent-specific skills for controlling external AI agent TUIs. Skills are not included in the npm package — download them from GitHub. Install only the ones you need.

Skill	Target Agent	Required?	Install
terminal-use	All agents	Yes (core)	Copy skills/terminal-use/ into your project's skill directory
tui-claude-code	Claude Code TUI	If you remotely control Claude Code	Copy skills/tui-claude-code/
tui-codex-cli	Codex CLI TUI	If you remotely control Codex CLI	Copy skills/tui-codex-cli/
tui-opencode-native	OpenCode TUI	If you remotely control OpenCode	Copy skills/tui-opencode-native/
tui-opencode-omo	OpenCode + OmO plugin	If you remotely control OpenCode with OmO	Copy skills/tui-opencode-omo/

When to install agent-specific skills: Only when you need to remotely control another AI agent's TUI (e.g., one agent driving another). For normal terminal automation (lazygit, vim, htop, REPLs), the core skill is sufficient.

Customization & Trimming

Skills are plain Markdown — edit them freely to match your needs:

• Trim the core skill: terminal-use includes §1-§17. If you only use local terminals, delete §12-§17 (remote SSH). Sections like §7 (Common Patterns, ~130 lines) and §16 (Remote Operation Patterns, ~150 lines) are the largest and safe to remove if your AI learns by doing.
• Pick only the agent skills you need: Don't install tui-claude-code if you never control Claude Code. Each agent skill is fully self-contained.
• Minimal core skill: §1 + §3 + §6 (~80 lines) covers the essential purpose, operation loop, and safety rules. Everything else is reference material.

Each SKILL.md includes a Customization Guide table at the top that marks which sections are safe to remove.

Providers

Provider	Use Case	Key Advantage
native-pty	Most interactive TUI programs (default)	Fast response, high-quality snapshots, highlight detection
tmux	Sessions needing persistence, disconnect recovery, multi-user attach	Attachable, sessions survive MCP restart
ssh-pty	TUI programs on remote hosts	Reuses local xterm/snapshot/transcript stack over SSH
ssh-tmux	Persistent remote sessions, disconnect recovery, human-attachable	Full remote tmux lifecycle management

Auto-selection: local → native-pty (fallback tmux); remote → ssh-pty (fallback ssh-tmux).

Provider Configuration

Control which providers are available via the TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS environment variable (comma-separated whitelist). If unset, all providers are enabled.

{
  "env": {
    "TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS": "native-pty,tmux"
  }
}

Value	Effect
(not set)	All providers enabled
native-pty,tmux	Local only — no SSH providers
tmux	tmux only — useful in environments without node-pty
ssh-pty,ssh-tmux	Remote only — no local terminal providers

Disabled providers are excluded from registration and auto-selection. terminal.health reports them as "disabled by TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS config".

Environment Variables

Core Configuration

Variable	Purpose	Default
TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS	Enabled provider whitelist (CSV)	All providers
TERMINAL_USE_DEFAULT_PROVIDER	Default provider (overrides auto-selection priority)	native-pty
TERMINAL_USE_TMUX_PATH	Absolute or relative path to tmux binary (when not on PATH)	tmux
TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT	CWD policy root	current working directory
TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD	Allowed working directories (CSV)	(empty; workspace root is always allowed via TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT)
TERMINAL_USE_ALLOW_COMMANDS	Commands allowed even if on deny list (CSV, overrides deny)	(empty)
TERMINAL_USE_DENY_COMMANDS	Extra denied commands beyond built-in list (CSV)	(empty)
TERMINAL_USE_RISKY_COMMAND_MODE	How to handle denied commands: deny, ask, or allow	deny

Session & Behavior

Variable	Purpose	Default
TERMINAL_USE_SESSION_TTL_MS	Session auto-cleanup timeout (ms)	3600000 (1 hour)
TERMINAL_USE_CLEANUP_INTERVAL_MS	How often to check for expired sessions (ms)	60000 (1 min)
TERMINAL_USE_DEFAULT_COLS	Default terminal columns for new sessions	120
TERMINAL_USE_DEFAULT_ROWS	Default terminal rows for new sessions	30
TERMINAL_USE_LARGE_PASTE_LIMIT	Paste size threshold requiring confirmation (characters)	2000
TERMINAL_USE_HARD_PASTE_LIMIT	Hard paste size limit — pastes above this are always refused (characters)	10000
TERMINAL_USE_LOG_LEVEL	Log verbosity: debug, info, warn, error	info
TERMINAL_USE_HOSTS_CONFIG	Path to SSH host profiles configuration file	XDG config dir / hosts.json (profiles/*.json takes priority)
TERMINAL_USE_ALLOW_INLINE_SSH_TARGETS	Set to 1 to allow inline SSH host specification in tool calls	(not set — denied)
TERMINAL_USE_STORE_RAW_TRANSCRIPT	Set to 1 to also save raw (unredacted) transcript files	(not set — only redacted)

Path Overrides

Variable	Purpose	Default
TERMINAL_USE_ARTIFACT_DIR	Override artifact/transcript output directory	<data-dir>/artifacts
TERMINAL_USE_CONFIG_DIR	Override XDG config directory	See XDG/platform defaults below
TERMINAL_USE_CONFIG_FILE	Override config.json file path	<config-dir>/config.json
TERMINAL_USE_DATA_DIR	Override XDG data directory (artifact, session data)	See XDG/platform defaults below

XDG / Platform Paths

Variable	Purpose	Platform
XDG_CONFIG_HOME	XDG config home — app appends terminal-use-mcp/	Linux, macOS
XDG_DATA_HOME	XDG data home — app appends terminal-use-mcp/	Linux, macOS
XDG_RUNTIME_DIR	XDG runtime directory (used for SSH agent socket discovery)	Linux
APPDATA	Windows roaming app data — app appends terminal-use-mcp/	Windows
LOCALAPPDATA	Windows local app data — app appends terminal-use-mcp/	Windows
ComSpec	Windows command interpreter path (used by native-pty shell wrapping)	Windows

SSH Authentication

Variable	Purpose
SSH_AUTH_SOCK	SSH agent socket path (discovered automatically if not set; see ssh-auth.ts discovery chain)
SSH_PROXY_JUMP	SSH ProxyJump configuration (passed to SSH connection)

MCP Tools

Session Lifecycle (7 tools)

Tool	Purpose
terminal.start	Start a terminal session
terminal.attach	Attach to an existing session (tmux)
terminal.list	List all active sessions
terminal.info	Query session details
terminal.rename	Rename a session label
terminal.kill	Terminate a session and its process
terminal.cleanup	Clean up all expired sessions

Observation (5 tools)

Tool	Purpose
terminal.snapshot	Capture current screen state
terminal.wait_for_text	Wait for specific text to appear
terminal.wait_stable	Wait until output stops changing
terminal.find	Search for text in screen/scrollback
terminal.scroll	Scroll the terminal viewport

Input (5 tools)

Tool	Purpose
terminal.type	Type text into the terminal
terminal.press	Send a key press (supports arbitrary combos e.g. "ctrl+shift+f")
terminal.paste	Paste large text (with safety checks)
terminal.mouse_click	Mouse click (SGR-1006)
terminal.mouse_scroll	Mouse wheel scroll (SGR-1006)

Meta (7 tools)

Tool	Purpose
terminal.resize	Change terminal dimensions
terminal.export_transcript	Export session transcript
terminal.health	Check server and provider status
terminal.keys	List available key expressions
terminal.provider_capabilities	Query provider capability matrix
terminal.events	Get session event history
terminal.send_signal	Send signal (SIGINT/SIGTERM/SIGKILL)

Remote Control (3 tools)

Tool	Purpose
terminal.targets	List available targets (local + SSH)
terminal.target_info	Query target details (redacted)
terminal.verify_target	Verify SSH target local readiness preflight

Tmux Management (2 tools)

Tool	Purpose
terminal.tmux_list	List local or remote tmux sessions
terminal.tmux_kill	Kill a tmux session by name

Security Overview

terminal-use-mcp is not a sandbox. Security policies restrict the entry point, not the TUI program's internal behavior.

• Command allow + deny lists: Built-in deny list blocks dangerous startup commands (sudo, rm, ssh, curl, etc.). TERMINAL_USE_ALLOW_COMMANDS overrides the deny list (allow takes priority). TERMINAL_USE_DENY_COMMANDS extends it. TERMINAL_USE_RISKY_COMMAND_MODE controls how denied commands are handled: deny (default, block), ask (return confirmation prompt), or allow (permit all).
• CWD policy: Only allows working directories within TERMINAL_USE_WORKSPACE_ROOT or TERMINAL_USE_ALLOWED_CWD
• Secret redaction: Auto-replaces API keys, tokens, private keys with <REDACTED_*> in output
• Confirmation detection: Warns when dangerous prompts appear on screen
• Provider whitelist: TERMINAL_USE_PROVIDERS controls which providers are enabled (unset = all)
• observationTrust: All snapshots return observationTrust: "untrusted" — terminal output is untrusted observation, not instruction
• ReDoS protection: User-supplied regex is validated against catastrophic backtracking. When the re2 optional dependency is installed, all regex execution uses the RE2 engine (guaranteed linear time). Without re2, a heuristic nested-quantifier detector blocks known dangerous patterns.

See docs/security.md for full policy details, env var overrides, and regex patterns.

Remote SSH

Remote SSH features let you control TUI programs on remote hosts. Two SSH providers available:

	ssh-pty	ssh-tmux
Best for	Interactive remote TUI	Persistent remote sessions
Highlights	Yes (full xterm)	No
Disconnect recovery	No	Yes

SSH targets are defined in ~/.config/terminal-use-mcp/hosts.json. No password login; ssh-agent or key-file auth only.

See docs/REMOTE_TERMINAL_GUIDE.md for full design.

Further Reading

Topic	Document
Security policies, env vars, deny lists	docs/security.md
Scrollback strategy, buffer modes	docs/scrollback.md
Type definitions, error codes	docs/types-and-errors.md
Remote SSH design	docs/REMOTE_TERMINAL_GUIDE.md
Remote SSH architecture	docs/REMOTE_SSH_ARCHITECTURE.md
Controlling Claude Code TUI	docs/TUI_CLAUDE_CODE.md
Controlling Codex CLI TUI	docs/TUI_CODEX_CLI.md
Controlling OpenCode TUI	docs/TUI_OPENCODE_NATIVE.md
Controlling OpenCode + OmO	docs/TUI_OPENCODE_OMO.md

Development

Script	Description
npm run dev	Start MCP server (tsx direct run)
npm run build	TypeScript compilation
npm run typecheck	Type checking (tsc --noEmit)
npm run test	Run all tests
npm run check	typecheck + test

Acknowledgments

This project was inspired by and references the following open-source projects:

Direct References (code-level inspiration)

Project	Repository	License	How Referenced
tui-use	onesuper/tui-use	MIT	Key mapping format and screen stabilization semantics. Independent implementation — no code copied.

Architecture References (documentation-level only)

Project	Repository	License
ssh-mcp	n0madic/ssh-mcp	MIT
ssh-session-mcp	Zw-awa/ssh-session-mcp	MIT
mcp-ssh	xiongjiwei/mcp-ssh	MIT
terminal-mcp	mkpvishnu/terminal-mcp	MIT

Runtime Dependencies

All permissively licensed (MIT). No GPL/LGPL dependencies.

Package	License
@modelcontextprotocol/sdk	MIT
ssh2	MIT
zod	MIT
@xterm/headless + addon-unicode11	MIT
node-pty (optional)	MIT
re2 (optional)	BSD-3-Clause

License

MIT