MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server

What is MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server?

MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server is a lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to identify resource-intensive processes on macOS and provide performance improvement suggestions.

How to use MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server?

To use the server, clone the repository, create a virtual environment, install the required dependencies, and start the MCP server. The server exposes a REST API endpoint that can be accessed by clients to monitor system resources.

Key features of MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server?

• Identifies top CPU-consuming processes
• Identifies top memory-consuming processes
• Collects system memory statistics
• Monitors disk I/O activity
• Provides intelligent performance improvement suggestions based on resource usage detection.

Use cases of MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server?

1. Monitoring system performance on macOS.
2. Identifying and optimizing resource-intensive applications.
3. Providing actionable suggestions to improve system performance.

FAQ from MacOS Resource Monitor MCP Server?

• What operating systems does it support?

It supports macOS Monterey and newer versions.

• Is it necessary to use a virtual environment?

While it's recommended for dependency management, it's not strictly necessary.

• Can it be integrated with other applications?

Yes, it is designed to work with Large Language Models (LLMs) that support the Model Context Protocol.