show_profile_selector

MCP tool from Tabby MCP by GentlemanHu

Show profile dialog

How to use it

Project documentation lists show_profile_selector for the Tabby MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.

Install Tabby MCP

$npm install --legacy-peer-deps
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abort_command

Abort running command

close_all_tabs

Close all tabs

close_tab

Close a tab

duplicate_tab

Duplicate a tab

exec_command

Execute command with flexible session targeting

focus_pane

Focus a specific pane in split view

get_command_status

Monitor active commands

get_session_environment

Detect shell/REPL context (optional; disabled by default)

get_session_list

List all terminal sessions with stable UUIDs and metadata

get_terminal_buffer

Read terminal buffer (defaults to active session)

list_profiles

List terminal profiles

list_tabs

List all open tabs with stable IDs

open_profile

Open tab with profile

quick_connect

Smart quick connect (SSH/telnet/socket/serial)

reopen_last_tab

Reopen closed tab

select_tab

Focus a specific tab (defaults to active)

send_input

Send interactive input (Ctrl+C, etc)

sftp_cancel_transfer

Cancel active transfer

sftp_delete

Delete remote file/directory

sftp_download

Download remote → local file

sftp_get_transfer_status

Query transfer progress

sftp_list_files

List remote directory

sftp_list_transfers

List all transfers

sftp_mkdir

Create remote directory

sftp_read_file

Read remote file (text)

sftp_rename

Rename/move remote file

sftp_stat

Get file/directory info

sftp_upload

Upload local file → remote

sftp_write_file

Write text to remote file

split_tab

Split current tab (horizontal/vertical)

submit_keyboard_interactive_response

Submit MFA, password, or other SSH keyboard-interactive responses