Built for agents, made for the keyboard.

Each job that adds a feature adds its MCP tools: navigate, select, copy, multi-rename with preview and undo, search, compare, sync, queue, terminals and remote commands.

Deleting, overwriting and running commands wait for a confirmation in the window, which shows every value in full and starts on Deny. Without a window they are refused, or need a confirmation code if you allow that.

The MCP server is switched on, bound and limited in the settings: which tool classes may read, change or execute, behind a token. Secrets stay masked for MCP, even while the vault is unlocked.

The Lister and Quick View show a file through the plugin that claims it: coloured text, a tree of its structure, several views on key 7. Bundled: JSON, XML, YAML, CSV, configuration files, shell scripts, batch files, PowerShell, diffs, logs, web code and SVG.

A plugin runs in a sandbox with limits on time and memory and sees only the file it is asked to show; rCommander draws what it returns. Keys and credentials never reach a plugin, and one that fails is suspended while the built-in viewer takes over.

Configuration › Plugins shows name, version, author, the files a package claims and its signing key before anything is written. Enable, disable, roll back to an earlier version and set each plugin's own options.

rcommander plugin new writes a viewer that builds and passes the conformance test unchanged; package, verify and keygen sign and check it, and a workflow builds it on GitHub Actions.

Default keys, dialogs and behaviour follow the conventions of classic two-panel file managers, down to the overwrite dialog and the quick search. The keymap is data, every action is also in the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).

Settings › Import reads wincmd.ini and wcx_ftp.ini: the hotlist into its own folder, tabs appended or replacing, connections with a preview. Passwords go into the vault only after asking.

The multi-rename tool uses the established commander masks, with counters, dates, parent folders, case modes and search and replace, so your habits keep working.

Right click, Shift+F10 or the context-menu key open the Windows shell menu, with copy, rename, properties, copy name and copy full path on top; servers and archives get a small menu with the same entries.

The system's menu bar on Windows, each entry with the key from the keymap, dark in the dark theme, popups and the Explorer context menu included.

Settings, queue, connection manager, find files, multi-rename, compare and each Lister open as windows of their own; every dialog has its X, Escape and Tab order as in Windows.

Key files, backups, start folders, viewer and editor, imports: every field that takes a local path has Windows' own open, save or folder dialog beside it.