terminal-get-operation-status

To check the status of an async scp file transfer, you query the MCP bridge using the valid operation ID returned when the background task was initiated. This retrieves the current progress state, such as pending, running, succeeded, or failed.

Monitoring background terminal operations is handled by querying the MCP bridge with a specific operation ID. This approach eliminates manual polling by directly retrieving the current status and detailed results of asynchronous network tunnels or file transfers.

Yes, you can retrieve detailed error messages for a failed asynchronous tunnel creation. By querying the operation status with the unique operation ID, the system returns the specific error outcomes encountered during the background network tunnel setup.

Yes, a valid operation ID is required to monitor async terminal tasks. You must supply this unique identifier to query the MCP bridge for status updates, ensuring accurate tracking of background file transfers and tunnel operations.

To track the progress of a large asynchronous file upload, periodically call the status query function with the upload's operation ID. This retrieves the real-time execution state and final outcome without blocking your terminal session.