terminal-list-sessions

You can list active terminal sessions by calling the local MCP bridge shell wrapper, which enumerates all currently tracked connections and returns their unique session IDs for targeted operations.

You need a session ID to ensure you interact with the correct active terminal connection, preventing confusion and enabling targeted command execution or screen output capture for that specific session.

Finding a specific terminal session ID involves listing all active sessions via the MCP bridge shell, which provides the unique identifiers needed to direct commands to the correct active connection.

Yes, enumerating terminal sessions requires access to the MCP server's bridge shell, as this local wrapper provides the necessary interface to track and list active terminal connections and their IDs.

The best way to manage multiple active terminal sessions is to list them first to retrieve unique IDs, then use those identifiers to target specific connections for command execution and output capture.