About VMware VDI
VMware VDI is an MCP server published by vmware-skills in the Developer Tools category: vMware/Omnissa Horizon VDI intelligent operations — MCP server + CLI (VMware skill family).
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git clone https://github.com/vmware-skills/VMware-VDIThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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v1.3.0v1.3.0 — MCP instructions name the configured targets · 20 Sep 2026`initialize` hands the client this server's `instructions`, and for a skill whose every tool takes a target that text is the only place the client learns which targets exist. Until now this one shipped no instructions at all. The model…
v1.2.0v1.2.0 — every gated write states its blast radius and refuses to act blind · 19 Sep 2026Behaviour changes for callers (breaking first): `confirm=True` is now refused when something the blast radius depends on could not be read: a machine's `state` (`machine_reset`, `machine_maintenance`, `machine_remove`), a session's…
v1.1.1v1.1.1 — CLI reads are audited · 15 Sep 2026No CLI read wrote `~/.vmware/audit.db` — only MCP calls and CLI writes (`@guarded`) did. A live `vmware-aria resource list` left the audit row count unchanged while the same read over MCP added a row. Every CLI command that reaches Horizon…
v1.1.0v1.1.0 — CLI writes answer to the same rules as the MCP tools · 12 Sep 2026A write refused by a policy rule ended in a traceback; it now prints which rule refused it and exits 1. CLI writes are authorised and audited under their MCP tool names. All eleven write commands were `@guarded` under their Python…
v1.0.7v1.0.7 — one answer per .env, on every platform · 31 Aug 2026`.env` permissions are decided by `vmware_policy.fsperms` instead of POSIX mode bits. On Windows a single command printed both a red "has permissions 0o666 (should be 600). Run: chmod 600" from this hot path — where `chmod` does nothing —…