PowerShell.MCP

1.2.5

Enables PowerShell console to function as an MCP server for Claude Desktop and other clients.

Minimum PowerShell version

7.2.15

Installation Options

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Install-Module -Name PowerShell.MCP

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Install-PSResource -Name PowerShell.MCP

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Owners

Copyright

(c) Yoshifumi Tsuda. All rights reserved.

Package Details

Author(s)

  • Yoshifumi Tsuda

Tags

MCP AI Assistant PowerShell Automation Enterprise

Cmdlets

Show-TextFile Test-TextFileContains Update-TextFile Add-LinesToFile Set-LinesToFile Remove-LinesFromFile

PSEditions

Core

Dependencies

Release Notes

PowerShell.MCP v1.2.5 - Enterprise-Ready MCP Server

=== Key Features ===
• 🤝 Shared Console Experience
• 🔄 Living Workspace That Remembers Everything
• ⚡ Instant Response, Zero Overhead
• 🔍 Comprehensive Output Stream Capture
• 📝 LLM-Optimized Text File Operations
• 🔗 PowerShell Pipeline Composability
• 🌐 Universal Modules & CLI Tools Integration
• 📚 No RAG or Context Grounding Required
• 🎯 Ready-to-Use Built-in Prompts
• 🔐 Enterprise-Ready Security

=== First-Time Demo ===
• "Show what PowerShell.MCP can do in a colorful, dynamic, and fun demo"
• "Try out different styles of notifications using the BurntToast module"
• "Automate Notepad: type text and smoothly move the window in a circle"
• "Tell me how to use Git in PowerShell"
• "How does it feel now that you have a tool like PowerShell.MCP?"

=== Popular Examples ===
• "Review git changes and suggest a commit message"
• "Generate system performance HTML report and open in browser"
• "Show processes consuming more than 100MB memory, sorted by CPU usage"
• "Create colorful disk usage analysis charts and visualizations"
• "Export installed programs to CSV and open in Excel"
• "Review code files and generate development documentation"

=== Quick Setup ===
1. Install-Module PowerShell.MCP
2. Import-Module PowerShell.MCP
3. Configure MCP client: [ModuleBase]\bin\PowerShell.MCP.Proxy.exe
  Find path: (Get-Module PowerShell.MCP).ModuleBase
4. Restart MCP client to activate

=== Requirements ===
Windows 10/11, PowerShell 7.2.15+, PSReadLine 2.3.4+ (auto-loaded)

=== Documentation ===
Full examples & setup guide: https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP#examples
Security policy: https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP/blob/main/SECURITY.md

⚠  Provides complete PowerShell access. Use in trusted environments only.

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Version History

Version Downloads Last updated
1.2.5 (current version) 18 10/4/2025
1.2.4 16 10/2/2025
1.2.3 17 9/29/2025
1.2.2 9 9/28/2025
1.2.1 20 9/23/2025
1.2.0 19 9/17/2025
1.1.7 74 6/27/2025
1.1.6 18 6/14/2025
1.1.5 6 6/14/2025
1.1.4 6 6/14/2025
1.1.3 6 6/13/2025
1.1.2 17 5/30/2025
1.1.1 7 5/29/2025
1.1.0 8 5/29/2025
1.0.4 6 5/28/2025
1.0.3 8 5/27/2025
1.0.2 11 5/27/2025
1.0.1 6 5/27/2025
1.0.0 9 5/24/2025
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