1.2.0

Author: yotsuda

Staging/PowerShell.MCP.psd1

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 #
 # Generated by: Yoshifumi Tsuda
 #
-# Generated on: 2025/05/24
+# Generated on: 2025/09/17
 #
 
 @{
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 RootModule = 'PowerShell.MCP.dll'
 
 # Version number of this module.
-ModuleVersion = '1.1.7'
+ModuleVersion = '1.2.0'
 
 # Supported PSEditions
 # CompatiblePSEditions = @()
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ GUID = '313962fa-c90b-424a-9c8a-d4a05f4a1481'
 Author = 'Yoshifumi Tsuda'
 
 # Company or vendor of this module
-CompanyName = 'Unknown'
+CompanyName = 'Yoshifumi Tsuda'
 
 # Copyright statement for this module
 Copyright = '(c) Yoshifumi Tsuda. All rights reserved.'
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ PowerShellVersion = '7.2.15'
 # ProcessorArchitecture = ''
 
 # Modules that must be imported into the global environment prior to importing this module
-RequiredModules = @(@{ModuleName='PSReadLine'; ModuleVersion='2.3.4'})
+RequiredModules = @(@{ModuleName = 'PSReadLine'; ModuleVersion = '2.3.4'; })
 
 # Assemblies that must be loaded prior to importing this module
 # RequiredAssemblies = @()
@@ -95,222 +95,48 @@ PrivateData = @{
     PSData = @{
 
         # Tags applied to this module. These help with module discovery in online galleries.
-        # Tags = @()
+        Tags = 'MCP','AI','Assistant','PowerShell','Automation','Enterprise'
 
         # A URL to the license for this module.
-        # LicenseUri = ''
+        LicenseUri = 'https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP/blob/main/LICENSE'
 
         # A URL to the main website for this project.
-        # ProjectUri = ''
+        ProjectUri = 'https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP'
 
         # A URL to an icon representing this module.
         # IconUri = ''
 
         # ReleaseNotes of this module
-        ReleaseNotes = 'PowerShell.MCP Release Notes
+        ReleaseNotes = 'PowerShell.MCP v1.2.0 - Enterprise-Ready MCP Server
 
 === Key Features ===
-- PowerShell 7 as MCP Server via secure named pipe communication
-- Complete PowerShell ecosystem access through MCP protocol
-- Real-time command execution with comprehensive output capture
-- Built-in prompts/list endpoint with curated PowerShell examples and use cases
-- Enhanced safety with location context and execution awareness
+• PowerShell 7 as MCP Server with secure named pipe communication
+• Complete PowerShell ecosystem access for Claude Desktop and MCP clients
+• 50+ ready-to-use prompt examples for immediate productivity
+• Enterprise-grade security - local access only, no remote connections
+
+=== Popular Examples ===
+• "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,PSReadLine
+2. Import-Module PowerShell.MCP
 3. Configure MCP client: [ModuleBase]\bin\PowerShell.MCP.Proxy.exe
-4. Restart MCP client to activate integration
+   Find path: (Get-Module PowerShell.MCP).ModuleBase
+4. Restart MCP client to activate
 
-=== System Requirements ===
-- Windows 10/11 or Windows Server 2016+
-- PowerShell 7.2.15 or higher
-- PSReadLine 2.3.4 or higher
+=== Requirements ===
+Windows 10/11, PowerShell 7.2.15+, PSReadLine 2.3.4+ (auto-loaded)
 
-=== Security & Architecture ===
-Named pipe communication ensures only local machine proxy connections.
-No remote access capability for enhanced security in enterprise environments.
+=== Documentation ===
+Full examples & setup guide: https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP#examples
+Security policy: https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP/blob/main/SECURITY.md
 
-=== Setup Instructions ===
-
-1. Install Module (first time only)
-   PS> Install-Module PowerShell.MCP
-
-2. Import Module
-   PS> Import-Module PowerShell.MCP,PSReadLine
-   (Upon import, PowerShell starts operating as an MCP server)
-
-3. Verify PowerShell.MCP Installation Directory
-   First, confirm the PowerShell.MCP module installation directory:
-   PS> (Get-Module PowerShell.MCP).ModuleBase
-
-   This command will display the PowerShell.MCP installation directory path.
-   Example: `C:\Users\[Username]\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\PowerShell.MCP\1.2.0`
-
-4. Claude Desktop Configuration Example
-   For Claude Desktop, open your configuration file with Notepad.
-   (Windows: `%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json`)
-
-   Add the following to your configuration file:
-
-{
-  "mcpServers": {
-    "PowerShell": {
-      "command": "[PowerShell.MCP Installation Directory]\\bin\\PowerShell.MCP.Proxy.exe"
-    }
-  }
-}
-
-   Important Notes:
-   - Replace `[PowerShell.MCP Installation Directory]` with the actual path confirmed in step 3
-   - In JSON files, backslashes must be escaped as `\\`
-   - Restart the Claude Desktop application after adding the configuration to apply changes
-
-5. Other MCP Clients
-   Other MCP clients can also be used by configuring stdio connections to PowerShell.MCP.Proxy.exe.
-
-=== Architecture Overview ===
-This module operates with the following architecture:
-1. PowerShell Module: Functions as named-pipe-based MCP server
-2. Stdio Proxy Server: Bridges between MCP clients and named pipe MCP server
-3. MCP Client: Connects to proxy server via stdio for operations
-
-=== Prompt Examples ===
-
-Basic System Information:
-- "Tell me the current date and time"
-- "Check the PowerShell version"
-- "Display system environment variables"
-- "Show me disk usage"
-
-System Monitoring and Analysis:
-- "Show me all processes consuming more than 100MB of memory, sorted by CPU usage"
-- "Display 5 running Windows services"
-- "Show me the list of directories in the current folder"
-- "Display top 5 processes by memory usage"
-
-Practical Calculations and Data Processing:
-- "Calculate the date 30 days from today"
-- "Generate a 12-character random password"
-- "Calculate the total file size for a specific extension"
-
-File and Folder Operations:
-- "Compare the contents of two folders and show the differences"
-- "Display the top 10 recently updated files"
-
-Network and Connectivity:
-- "Check if a specific port is open"
-- "Query DNS records and display results"
-
-Advanced Integration and Report Generation:
-- "Generate system information as an HTML report and open it in browser"
-- "Create an HTML report of system errors from the last 3 days and open it in browser"
-- "Visualize process usage as an HTML dashboard and display in browser"
-- "Create a colorful HTML chart of disk usage analysis and display automatically"
-- "Visualize network connection history as HTML timeline"
-
-System Administration Tasks:
-- "Export a list of installed programs to CSV and open in Excel"
-- "Search for specific application settings in the registry"
-
-Data Analysis and Reporting:
-- "Extract warnings and errors from Windows event logs"
-- "Create a system performance overview report"
-- "Explain the steps for creating the current report"
-- "Display folder structure hierarchically"
-
-Automation and Efficiency:
-- "Auto-generate reports in specified formats"
-
-Creative Tasks:
-- "Visualize error trends in log files with graphs in HTML"
-- "Generate QR codes (encode strings)"
-- "Display long-running processes with colorful progress bars"
-- "Visualize folder size analysis in TreeMap-style HTML"
-
-Developer Features:
-- "Run syntax checks on PowerShell scripts"
-- "Generate documentation from comment-based help"
-- "Analyze module dependencies"
-- "Calculate code metrics and evaluate quality"
-- "Please review the .cs files under c:\folder"
-- "Create patch files for code changes and apply with git apply"
-
-PowerShell-Specific Advanced Features:
-- "Check the cmdlets included in imported modules"
-- "Check Get-Date cmdlet parameters with Get-Help cmdlet and try several examples with those parameters"
-- "Send several complex commands that you know to the PowerShell console with explanations. Do not execute them."
-- "Create processing examples combining multiple cmdlets using pipelines"
-- "Use PowerShell''s help system to display detailed information about specific commands"
-- "How do you find using PowerShell.MCP? Please share your thoughts and experiences"
-
-=== Software Requirements ===
-- Windows 10 (version 1607 or higher) or Windows 11
-- Windows Server 2016 or higher
-- PowerShell 7.2.15 or higher
-- PSReadLine (version 2.3.4 or higher)
-
-=== Package Contents ===
-- PowerShell.MCP Module: Named-pipe-based MCP server functionality
-- PowerShell.MCP.Proxy.exe: Stdio proxy server for MCP client compatibility
-
-=== Known Limitations ===
-- Commands executed via MCP cannot be canceled with Ctrl+C.
-- Security Note: Provides complete PowerShell access - use only in trusted environments
-
-=== What Makes This Special? ===
-This isn''t just another tool - it''s a game changer! By connecting MCP clients to the entire Windows ecosystem through PowerShell, you''re essentially giving them superpowers. From system administration to creative automation, the possibilities are limitless.
-
-Note: This module has been tested and verified with Claude Desktop. It should work with other MCP clients as well, but this is untested.
-
-Are you ready to revolutionize your AI assistant experience? Import the module and start commanding your system like never before!
-
-=== PowerShell.MCP Release History ===
-
-=== Version 1.2.0 ===
-Rewritten with MS C# MCP SDK entirely. Added comprehensive prompts list.
-Added start_powershell_console tool to enhance user experience.
-
-=== Version 1.1.7 ===
-Added current location context to command output for better execution awareness.
-
-=== Version 1.1.6 ===
-Fixed timeout-related duplicate execution issues with extended timeout handling.
-
-=== Version 1.1.5 ===
-Removed automatic retry mechanism preventing duplicate execution of long-running commands.
-
-=== Version 1.1.4 ===
-Added getCurrentLocation tool for improved PowerShell console operation safety and efficiency.
-
-=== Version 1.1.3 ===
-Enhanced output capture for What if:, VERBOSE:, DEBUG:, and WARNING: host streams.
-
-=== Version 1.1.2 ===
-Code cleanup and removal of obsolete components for better maintainability.
-
-=== Version 1.1.1 ===
-Removed 5,000-character input limit for unlimited command length support.
-
-=== Version 1.1.0 ===
-Major security enhancement: Switched from HTTP to named pipes, preventing remote access.
-Removed output character limits for unlimited response handling.
-
-=== Version 1.0.4 ===
-Expanded limits: Input to 5,000 chars, output to 8,000 chars, removed line limits.
-Improved error handling and stream ordering (Error �� Warning �� Standard).
-
-=== Version 1.0.3 ===
-Minor bug fixes and stability improvements.
-
-=== Version 1.0.2 ===
-Separated output streams: Standard, Error, and Warning now captured individually.
-
-=== Version 1.0.1 ===
-Added command prompt display before execution for better user awareness.
-
-=== Version 1.0.0 ===
-Initial release with basic MCP server functionality.
+⚠️ Provides complete PowerShell access. Use in trusted environments only.
 '
 
         # Prerelease string of this module
@@ -324,10 +150,10 @@ Initial release with basic MCP server functionality.
 
     } # End of PSData hashtable
 
-} # End of PrivateData hashtable
+ } # End of PrivateData hashtable
 
 # HelpInfo URI of this module
-# HelpInfoURI = ''
+HelpInfoURI = 'https://github.com/yotsuda/PowerShell.MCP/wiki'
 
 # Default prefix for commands exported from this module. Override the default prefix using Import-Module -Prefix.
 # DefaultCommandPrefix = ''