EveryMCP

A native Rust MCP server with 151 tools for mathematics, reverse engineering, geometry, and local system automation. It includes the 22 operations from math-mcp with their original names and arguments; no code or dependencies are copied from that project.

Build

cargo build --release --locked

Use target/release/EveryMCP.exe on Windows or target/release/EveryMCP on Linux and macOS. The server uses MCP over stdio and supports both legacy 2025-06-18 initialization and 2026-07-28 per-request metadata.

Example client configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "everymcp": {
      "command": "C:\\path\\to\\EveryMCP.exe"
    }
  }
}

Plugin package

The local plugin bundles the Windows x64 executable; it requires a desktop host with local execution. After building the release, run python scripts/package_plugin.py (Python 3.11+) to create and verify artifacts/everymcp-1.10.0-windows-x64.zip. The package includes the tool guide and needs no Rust installation on the receiving machine. Use the plugin connection or a manual MCP configuration to avoid duplicate server instances.

Tools

Area	Included operations
Mathematics	Arithmetic, statistics, trigonometry, exact fractions, modular arithmetic, complex numbers, interpolation, and numerical analysis.
Reverse engineering	Integer and bit operations, address translation, PE mapping and relocations, dumping the loaded main executable, dependency graphs, strings, entropy, minidump metadata, binary packing, floating-point decoding, and checksums.
Geometry and linear algebra	2D/3D intersections, transforms, quaternions, vector operations, and matrices up to 32 × 32.
Processes	Start, run, inspect, list, send stdin, read output incrementally, wait for, and stop processes; inspect loaded modules.
Files and ZIP	Find, compare, tail, hash, transcode, compare images, inspect storage and duplicates, sync directories, patch JSON, test ZIP integrity, and inspect or extract archives.
HTTP and readiness	Make bounded HTTP requests, stream verified downloads to disk, query DNS, probe TCP/TLS, and wait for files, process exits, TCP ports, or HTTP status.
Inspection	Resolve executables, inventory directories with hashes, inspect PE images, and inspect Windows file signatures.
Windows	Open files or reveal them in Explorer; inspect hardware, memory maps, process connections, file lock holders, ports, services, tasks, event logs, ACLs, registry values, and environment variables.
Telemetry	Sample CPU, memory, network transfer, and disk capacity.
Workspace	Discover projects and Git status, run command pipelines, capture environments, and wait for file changes.
Structured data	Query and compare JSON, TOML, YAML, XML and CSV; inventory declared and resolved dependencies.
Artifacts and diagnostics	Save and compare hashed directory snapshots; parse compiler diagnostics and JUnit, TRX or TAP test reports.

See the tool guide for the purpose and a practical use case for every tool.

Call tools/list for the complete tool catalog and JSON schemas. For example:

{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"process_run","arguments":{"executable":"git","arguments":["status","--short"],"cwd":"C:\\project"}}}

Platform and behavior

The math, file, and core process tools are cross-platform. Windows administration tools require Windows PowerShell. Host operations run with the permissions of the account that launches EveryMCP; powershell_run executes the supplied script. Child process output is captured so it cannot corrupt the MCP stream. Each input message is limited to 1 MiB.

Verify

cargo fmt --check
cargo clippy --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings
cargo test --locked
cargo build --locked
python tests/test_mcp.py
cargo build --release --locked
python tests/test_mcp.py target/release/EveryMCP.exe

On Linux and macOS, omit .exe from the final command.