pty-mcp by raychao-oao
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Interactive PTY sessions for AI agents — local shells, SSH with persistent sessions (ai-tmux daemon for attach/detach), and serial ports. Single Go binary, no tmux dependency.
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# pty-mcp An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI agents interactive terminal sessions — local shells, SSH, serial ports, and persistent remote sessions that survive disconnects. ## Why AI coding agents run commands in non-interactive shells. They can't: - Interact with running programs (send stdin, ctrl+c) - Use REPLs (python3, node, psql) - Keep session state (cd, export, running processes) - Manage long-running tasks across reconnects pty-mcp solves all of these by providing real PTY sessions over MCP. ## Features | Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | **Local terminal** | Interactive bash/python/node sessions on local machine | | **SSH sessions** | Connect to remote hosts with key/password auth, SSH config support | | **Serial port** | Connect to devices via serial (IoT, embedded, network gear) | | **Persistent sessions** | Sessions survive SSH disconnects via `ai-tmux` daemon | | **Attach/Detach** | Detach from a running session, reconnect later |Read full README on GitHub →