it-tools-mcp

MCP.Pizza Chef: wrenchpilot

This MCP server adds over 100 IT tools and utilities directly into VS Code, letting you perform tasks like generating UUIDs, encoding text, hashing data, and running network diagnostics. It runs locally via npx or Docker, requires some technical setup, and does not need any API keys or accounts. Though no longer maintained, it serves as a powerful toolkit for developers and IT pros within their existing editor.

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Use This MCP server To

Generate a UUID for a new project Encode and decode text in Base64 Calculate hashes like MD5 or SHA256 Run network diagnostic commands Convert data formats for development Manipulate and transform text snippets Check server or service health status

README

IT Tools MCP Server

Warning

This project is deprecated and no longer maintained.

It was built as a learning exercise to explore AI-assisted development and the Model Context Protocol (MCP). No further updates, bug fixes, or pull requests will be accepted. The repository is kept for reference only.

If you need an actively maintained MCP server with IT utilities, look for community alternatives.

📝 Note: A condensed version of this README is automatically synced to Docker Hub due to character limits.

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to over 121 IT tools and utilities commonly used by developers, system administrators, and IT professionals. This server exposes a complete set of tools for encoding/decoding, text manipulation, hashing, network utilities, and many other common development and IT tasks.

it-tools-mcp FAQ

Can I use this to generate UUIDs and encode text?

Yes — it offers over 100 IT utilities including UUID generation and text encoding, usable within VS Code.

Does this server work with VS Code?

Yes — it is designed to integrate with VS Code and can be installed via the MCP extension or manually.

Do I need an API key or account to use this?

No — it runs locally via npx or Docker without requiring any account or key.

How hard is it to set up?

It requires developer-level setup, such as running commands in a terminal or configuring Docker, so some technical comfort is needed.

Is this project actively maintained?

No — it is deprecated and no longer maintained, kept only for reference.

Can I use this to run network utilities or text manipulation tasks?

Yes — it includes tools for network utilities, text manipulation, hashing, and more common IT tasks.