Professional MCP Server Troubleshooter

The Troubleshooting MCP Server is a professional diagnostic tool that provides 8 comprehensive utilities for system monitoring, log analysis, network diagnostics, and process management. It's designed to work seamlessly with Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible clients to help developers and system administrators troubleshoot issues efficiently.

Installation is simple! We recommend using uvx for the quickest setup: just run 'uvx troubleshooting-mcp-server'. Alternatively, you can install via pip with 'pip install troubleshooting-mcp-server'. Both methods take less than a minute and require Python 3.8 or higher.

Yes! The server is fully compatible with Claude Desktop. Simply add the configuration to your Claude Desktop config file, and you'll be able to use all diagnostic tools through natural language commands. The server follows the standard MCP protocol and works with any MCP-compliant client.

The server includes 8 powerful tools: System Information (OS and hardware details), Resource Monitoring (CPU, memory, disk usage), Log File Management (read and tail logs), Network Diagnostics (connectivity testing), Process Management (check running processes), Environment Analysis (check installed tools), Safe Command Execution (run diagnostic commands), and Log File Discovery (locate application logs).

Yes, the server is designed with security in mind. All operations are read-only by default, with strict path validation for log file access. It respects file system permissions and includes built-in safety limits (like 10MB file size limits). The server only accesses allowed directories and never modifies system files without explicit permission.

The MCP server supports macOS (10.15+), Linux (Ubuntu 18.04+, CentOS 7+), and Windows (10+). It works on any system with Python 3.8 or higher. The server is lightweight, requiring only 50MB of RAM and 10MB of disk space, making it suitable for both development machines and production servers.

Absolutely! While it's optimized for Claude Desktop, the server works with any MCP-compliant client. You can also use it as a standalone command-line tool for quick diagnostics. The server follows the standard Model Context Protocol, making it compatible with a wide range of AI assistants and development tools.

Yes! The Troubleshooting MCP Server is open source and available on PyPI. You can view the source code, contribute improvements, report issues, and suggest new features. We welcome community contributions and actively maintain the project with regular updates and bug fixes.