PowerShell MCP Servers

Table of Contents

• AI Images
  • Getting Started (AI Images)
  • Requirements (AI Images)
• Geolocation
  • Getting Started (Geolocation)
  • Requirements (Geolocation)
• Weather
  • Getting Started (Weather)
  • Example (Weather)
  • Requirements (Weather)
• Hash Type Identification
  • Getting Started (Hash Type)
  • Example (Hash Type)
  • Requirements (Hash Type)

AI Images

AIImages Folder

MCP Server to use OpenAI Image Tools

This MCP server provides access to powerful AI-based image generation and analysis capabilities using OpenAI's services:

1. Generate-AIImage - Creates AI-powered images from text prompts

   • Uses OpenAI's GPT-4o (gpt-image-1) and DALL-E 3 models
   • Supports various sizes, formats, and quality settings
   • Options for transparent backgrounds and content moderation

2. Generate-AIImageVariation - Creates variations of existing images

   • Uses OpenAI's DALL-E 2 model
   • Works with local image files or images from URLs
   • Validates image requirements (PNG format, <4MB, square dimensions)

3. Analyze-AIImage - Analyzes images using vision AI models

   • Uses OpenAI's GPT-4 family of models with vision capabilities
   • Accepts local image files or URLs
   • Customizable detail levels for image processing

Getting Started

1. Configure your OpenAI API key in the .vscode/mcp.json file
2. Run the server with PowerShell: Start-McpServer
3. Connect to the server in VS Code with the Microsoft PowerShell extension

GeoLocation

GeoLocation Folder

MCP Server to provide geolocation and public IP address utilities

This MCP server offers tools for retrieving geolocation information and public IP addresses:

1. Get-PublicIPAddress - Retrieves the public IP address of the machine running the script

   • Uses http://ipinfo.io/json for IP address lookup
   • Useful for debugging and API testing

2. Find-Geolocation - Resolves an IP address or domain name to geolocation information

   • Uses the https://freegeoip.live API for geolocation data
   • Supports both IP addresses and domain names
   • Provides details such as country, region, city, and more

Requirements

• PowerShell 5.1 or later
• PSMCP module installed
• Valid OpenAI API key with access to image generation models

Geolocation

MCP server that provides IP and domain geolocation capabilities:

1. Get-PublicIPAddress - Retrieves the public IP address of the current machine

   • Uses ipinfo.io service to identify your external IP
   • Useful for testing and debugging applications that depend on IP address

2. Find-Geolocation - Resolves geolocation details from IP addresses or domain names

   • Uses the freegeoip.live API (free, up to 10,000 queries/hour per IP)
   • Accepts both IP addresses and domain names as input
   • Returns comprehensive location data including country, region, city, and coordinates

Getting Started

1. Run the server with PowerShell: Start-McpServer
2. Connect to the server in VS Code with the Microsoft PowerShell extension
3. No API keys required - both services are free to use

Requirements

• PowerShell 5.1 or later
• PSMCP module installed
• Internet connectivity

Weather

MCP server providing weather forecast capabilities:

1. Get-WeatherForecast - Retrieves weather forecasts for locations worldwide
   • Uses the free Open-Meteo weather API (no API key required)
   • Supports location input as city name or exact coordinates
   • Can provide forecasts for 1-7 days
   • Returns either daily summaries or detailed hourly forecasts
   • Includes temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind speed, and weather condition descriptions

Getting Started

1. Run the server with PowerShell: Start-McpServer
2. Connect to the server in VS Code with the Microsoft PowerShell extension
3. No API keys required - the Open-Meteo API is free to use

Example

# Get today's weather for New York
Get-WeatherForecast -City "New York"

# Get 3-day forecast with hourly details for Tokyo
Get-WeatherForecast -City "Tokyo" -Days 3 -Detailed

Requirements

• PowerShell 5.1 or later
• PSMCP module installed
• Internet connectivity

Hash Type Identification

MCP server for identifying hash algorithm types:

1. Get-HashType - Identifies the algorithm of given hash strings
   • Pure PowerShell implementation using pattern matching
   • Supports over 25 different hash types including common cryptographic hashes and password hashes
   • Returns matches with confidence levels (high, medium, low)
   • Multiple output formats: colorized text, PowerShell objects, or JSON

Getting Started

1. Run the server with PowerShell: Start-McpServer
2. Connect to the server in VS Code with the Microsoft PowerShell extension

Example

# Identify a single hash
Get-HashType -Hash "5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99"

# Process multiple hashes via pipeline
"5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99", "8843d7f92416211de9ebb963ff4ce28125932878" | Get-HashType

# Get results as JSON
Get-HashType -Hash "$2a$12$K3JNi5vQMio5UQRrUJQOm.7U8Fb3sacDJIQUblk75jtpz6nbMPuFS" -OutputFormat Json

Requirements

• PowerShell 5.1 or later
• PSMCP module installed