env-mcp
by JackXuyi
env-mcp is a MCP toolkit for obtaining current environment system information. It provides a way to easily retrieve system details across different platforms within MCP-enabled applications.
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What is env-mcp?
env-mcp is a toolkit designed to fetch comprehensive system information. It is intended for use within applications that support the MCP (Micro Control Plane) architecture, allowing for easy access to system details.
How to use env-mcp?
To use env-mcp, first install it globally using npm install @zhijianren/env-mcp -g. Then, configure your MCP application to include env-mcp as a service, specifying the command to execute the tool. Finally, use the provided methods (e.g., mcp.env.getPlatformInfo()) to retrieve the desired system information.
Key features of env-mcp
Detailed system information retrieval
Cross-platform compatibility
Easy integration with MCP applications
TypeScript type support
Use cases of env-mcp
Monitoring system resources in a distributed application
Gathering environment information for debugging purposes
Dynamically configuring application behavior based on system characteristics
Providing system information to end-users
FAQ from env-mcp
What platforms does env-mcp support?
What platforms does env-mcp support?
The README states it supports cross-platform use, but doesn't specify which platforms are tested and supported.
Is env-mcp a standalone application?
Is env-mcp a standalone application?
No, it's designed to be used within an application that supports the MCP architecture.
What kind of system information can I retrieve?
What kind of system information can I retrieve?
You can retrieve information such as platform details, memory usage, CPU information, network details, user information, disk usage, and more.
Do I need to configure anything specific in my MCP application?
Do I need to configure anything specific in my MCP application?
Yes, you need to add env-mcp as a service in your MCP configuration, specifying the command to execute the tool.
Where can I find the full list of available methods?
Where can I find the full list of available methods?
Refer to the '支持的工具列表' section in the README for a complete list of available methods and their return data structures.