Overview
What is Server-Inspection-MCP?
Server-Inspection-MCP is a server inspection tool that pairs an agent program on the server with an MCP program on a PC. It is designed for remote server patrol and monitoring.
How to use Server-Inspection-MCP?
Configure the MCP server by editing your mcpServers JSON block: set command to uv and provide args with --directory your_path run main.py. The server runs the agent program, and the PC runs the MCP program.
Key features of Server-Inspection-MCP
- Server-side inspection agent program
- PC-side MCP program
- WebSocket connection (planned)
- RSA encryption (planned)
Use cases of Server-Inspection-MCP
- Remote server health and status inspection
- Automated patrol of multiple servers via agent-MCP pairing
FAQ from Server-Inspection-MCP
How does Server-Inspection-MCP communicate?
The README lists a planned WebSocket connection for communication and RSA encryption for security.
What is the runtime requirement?
The MCP program uses uv to run main.py from a specified directory. Python is assumed.
What is the architecture?
The server runs an agent program, and the PC runs the MCP program. They communicate over the planned WebSocket connection.
Are WebSocket and RSA fully implemented?
They appear as unchecked to‑do items, indicating they are planned but not yet implemented in the current version.
