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This MCP server facilitates human-in-the-loop workflows by requesting user feedback within tools like Cline and Cursor before task completion.
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This MCP server facilitates human-in-the-loop workflows by requesting user feedback within tools like Cline and Cursor before task completion.
This MCP server is generally safe as it relies on user interaction and doesn't directly execute destructive commands. However, the safety depends on the command configured by the user and the user's discretion in providing feedback. It's risky if the configured command is malicious or the user provides harmful feedback without proper validation.
Performance is primarily dependent on the execution time of the configured command. The MCP server itself has minimal overhead.
No direct cost implications, but the executed command might incur costs depending on its nature (e.g., API calls, resource usage).
pip install uv{
"command": "npm run dev",
"execute_automatically": false
}user_feedbackAsks the user for feedback on a given task or action before proceeding.
The tool can trigger execution of user-defined commands, which could be potentially harmful.
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This MCP server is generally safe as it relies on user interaction and doesn't directly execute destructive commands. However, the safety depends on the command configured by the user and the user's discretion in providing feedback. It's risky if the configured command is malicious or the user provides harmful feedback without proper validation.
The level of autonomy is determined by the user's configuration and the command specified. The user must approve the action before it's executed.
Production Tip
Carefully validate the 'command' configuration and consider using a task runner like Taskfile to manage complex multi-step commands.
The task will remain pending until the user provides feedback or the timeout is reached.
Yes, any tool that supports the Model Context Protocol can potentially use this server.
Ensure proper file permissions and restrict access to authorized users only.
You can execute any command that is available on the system where the server is running, but be cautious about security implications.
No, this MCP server is designed to require explicit user approval for each task.
Check the output of the command in the MCP server's logs or in the tool that initiated the request.
Yes, multiple users can interact with the server concurrently.