Monitor MCP Server

What is Monitor MCP Server?

Monitor MCP Server is a system monitoring server based on the MCP (Message Control Protocol) that monitors Mac system CPU, memory, and disk usage. It provides system monitoring capabilities through MCP tools for developers and system administrators.

How to use Monitor MCP Server?

Install the required dependencies (mcp[cli] and psutil), then invoke the provided tools via MCP: get_cpu_info() for CPU usage, get_memory_info() for memory usage, and get_disk_info() for disk usage.

Key features of Monitor MCP Server

• Provides per-core CPU usage, frequency, and core count
• Reports total, available, used, free memory and usage percentage
• Shows disk partition details with filesystem type and space usage
• Uses psutil for accurate system metric collection
• Integrates with the MCP protocol for tool invocation

Use cases of Monitor MCP Server

• Monitor CPU load and frequency across all cores on a Mac
• Track memory consumption to identify high-usage processes
• Check disk space availability across all mounted partitions
• Integrate system monitoring into MCP-based automation workflows

FAQ from Monitor MCP Server

What dependencies does Monitor MCP Server require?

It requires mcp[cli] (the MCP protocol implementation) and psutil (system and process monitoring library).

Which operating systems are supported?

Monitor MCP Server is designed for Mac systems.

What tools does Monitor MCP Server provide?

It provides three tools: get_cpu_info(), get_memory_info(), and get_disk_info() for retrieving CPU, memory, and disk usage data.