What system resources does the server monitor?
It monitors CPU usage (system and process), memory usage (total, used, available), number of processors, and the top CPU-consuming process (PID, name, CPU/memory usage, run time).
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A Spring AI-based MCP server that monitors and provides host system resource information. It supports Linux, macOS, and Windows, offering tools for AI models to request system resource data.
Clone the repository, build with Maven (./mvnw clean package), and run the server (./mvnw spring-boot:run). The server exposes tools for querying system resource info and top CPU-consuming processes.
It monitors CPU usage (system and process), memory usage (total, used, available), number of processors, and the top CPU-consuming process (PID, name, CPU/memory usage, run time).
Requires JDK 24 or higher and Maven 3.6 or higher. The server uses external commands to fetch system resources, so those commands must be available on the host.
Linux, macOS, and Windows are supported.
This is a simple test code created to verify MCP behavior; it may not work correctly in all environments. System resource data retrieval relies on external commands that must be available.
The server provides two tools: one for system resource info and one for top CPU process info. Transport and authentication details are not specified in the README.

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