mac-monitor-mcpמתס MCP ב׈דתףות מ תט

What are the main limitations of mac-monitor-mcp?

It requires macOS and Python 3.10+ and only runs on Mac systems. The server is lightweight but is limited to monitoring macOS, not other operating systems.

Asked by Ludovic Girard · Jun 22, 2025

Can I filter processes by category and paginate results?

Yes, use the `get_processes_by_category` tool with parameters like `process_type=cpu|memory|network`, `page`, `page_size`, `sort_by`, and `sort_order` to retrieve paginated and sorted process lists.

Asked by Kirsi Laine · Jun 12, 2025

What system resources does the server report and how is the data accessed?

The server monitors CPU, memory, and network usage, identifies the top resource‑intensive processes, and provides a system overview. It exposes an MCP endpoint that returns structured JSON, which can be queried by LLMs or other clients.

Asked by Liam O’Connor · Jun 5, 2025

How do I install mac-monitor-mcp on my Mac?

You can install it globally with uv by cloning the repo, running `uv tool install .`, and then executing `mac monitor`. Alternatively, clone the repo, set up a virtual environment, `pip install mcp`, and start the server with `python src/mac_monitor/monitor.py` or `uv run mac monitor`.

Asked by Ximenez Alvarado · Apr 17, 2025