Local Commander
ChatGPT pluginWork on your Windows computer
Local Commander lets ChatGPT work on your own Windows computer. It is for developers and technical users who want ChatGPT to look at a real project and act on it, not only suggest code.
With Local Commander, ChatGPT can:
- read and search the files of a folder you choose, and see its Git status, changes and history;
- run the commands you ask for, such as builds, tests, Git or PowerShell, and show you the real output;
- create and edit files in that folder;
- check a service running on your computer, such as a local web app's health page.
You stay in control. You choose which folders Local Commander can use, and writing files or running commands needs the permissions you set on your computer. Changes go through separate tools marked as write actions, so ChatGPT can ask you first. Local Commander cannot give itself more access or reach another account's computer.
Requirements: Windows 11 x64, Node.js 20 or later, and the Local Commander agent installed and paired with your account. The computer must be on and online while ChatGPT works on it.
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| 800 | #10087 | — | |
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| 803 | #10139 | — | |
| 804 | #10145 | — |
Example prompts
- “Inspect my approved project and identify its checks.”
- “Run the project checks I approved.”
- “Check the health of my approved local service.”
Skills
local-service-diagnosis
Diagnose an approved local service or localhost endpoint through Local Commander's existing scoped MCP capabilities without restarting or mutating it automatically.
project-check
Inspect an approved connected project, identify its available checks, and propose independent checks before asking for execution approval.
run-checks
Run explicitly approved independent checks on an approved connected project and report each result separately through Local Commander's existing MCP tools.
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- Made by
- Peter Mamrukov · Website
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- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 0.4.3
- Keywords
- windows, developer-tools, run-commands, tests, build, git, files, powershell, localhost, automation
- Created
- October 17, 2026
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