Drive AirSCP, the Mac app for SCP/SFTP file transfers, SSH servers and Windows Remote Desktop
MCP Server: io.github.kleash/airscp
This MCP server exposes the functionality related to airscp, described as the Mac application for SCP/SFTP file transfers, SSH servers, and Windows Remote Desktop. The provided server data includes a slug, name, and description, describing what the AirSCP app supports.
🛠️ Key Features
SCP/SFTP file transfers
SSH servers
Windows Remote Desktop
🚀 Use Cases
Transferring files via SCP/SFTP to remote systems
Working with SSH server functionality
Accessing or using Windows Remote Desktop from the AirSCP environment
⚡ Developer Benefits
Clear scope centered on AirSCP capabilities for file transfer and remote access workflows
⚠️ Limitations
Only a high-level description is provided; no additional fields (e.g., topics, toolCount, or excerpts) are available in the source data
Two panes: your Mac on the left, a server on the right. Drag to copy, also server to server.
A transfer queue that runs in the background: pause and resume, go on after a dropped connection, check copies
with SHA-256, limit the speed.
Folders as one fast stream, with compression and "leave out" patterns (node_modules, *.log).
Synchronize two folders with a preview first; Find Files on a server by name or pattern.
Every way in: keys, passwords, 2FA codes, jump hosts, HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies. Your ~/.ssh/config just works.
Remote Desktop for Windows built in, with the clipboard and files both ways.
Monitor a Linux server (CPU, memory, disks, processes, ports), open tunnels, run commands and snippets.
Keys: make any key type, put it on a server, import and export PuTTY .ppk.
AI agents can drive it over MCP when you allow it: their changes wait for your OK, and they never see your
passwords.
Uses the ssh, scp and sftp built into macOS, shows every command it runs. No account. macOS 13.1+.
Remote Desktop: Windows in the window, files and clipboard both ways
Synchronize: see what will be copied before anything changes
Monitor: CPU, memory, disks and processes, with Kill
AI agents: they drive AirSCP, and you see every action
Install
sh
brew install --cask kleash/tap/airscp
Or download the zip from Releases.
The first time you open AirSCP, macOS says it can't check the app for malware (AirSCP isn't notarized yet): click Done,
then System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. On macOS 14 or earlier, right-click AirSCP ▸ Open works too.
Every file has its SHA-256, and the ones GitHub built have signed build provenance: check a download.
Use it from AI agents
Turn on Settings ▸ Allow AI agents to control AirSCP, then claude mcp add airscp -- /Applications/AirSCP.app/Contents/MacOS/AirSCP --mcp
Or install the Claude Code plugin: /plugin marketplace add kleash/airscp, then /plugin install airscp@airscp
AirSCP
