UBOS Asset Marketplace: MCP Server for MCP Servers

In an era where real-time data processing and efficient debugging are paramount, the MCP Server stands as a formidable tool for developers and IT professionals. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, designed to capture and manage stdout logs through a named pipe system, is a game-changer in the realm of application monitoring and debugging. This overview delves into the intricacies of the MCP Server, highlighting its use cases and key features.

Use Cases

1. Real-Time Application Monitoring: The MCP Server is adept at capturing logs from multiple processes or applications. This capability is crucial for developers who need to monitor application output in real-time, allowing for immediate responses to any anomalies or errors.

2. Debugging in Cursor IDE: By making logs available for debugging in Cursor IDE, the MCP Server streamlines the debugging process. Developers can easily query, filter, and analyze logs, thus identifying and resolving issues efficiently.

3. Cross-Platform Compatibility: With support for both Windows and Unix-based systems, the MCP Server is versatile and can be integrated into various development environments. This cross-platform support ensures that developers can utilize the server regardless of their operating system.

4. Enterprise Data Integration: For businesses utilizing the UBOS platform, the MCP Server acts as a bridge, allowing AI models to access and interact with external data sources and tools. This integration facilitates the orchestration of AI agents and enhances enterprise data management.

Key Features

• Named Pipe Creation and Monitoring: The server creates a named pipe at specific locations (/tmp/stdout_pipe on Unix/MacOS or .pipestdout_pipe on Windows), enabling seamless log capture.

• Real-Time Log Capture and Storage: The MCP Server captures all incoming logs and maintains a history of the last 100 entries, ensuring that developers have access to recent log data for analysis.

• Log Filtering and Retrieval: Through MCP tools, users can query, filter, and retrieve logs based on specific criteria, such as the number of log lines or a particular text filter.

• Configurable Log History: The default log history is set to 100 entries, but this can be configured to meet specific requirements, providing flexibility in log management.

• Cross-Platform Support: The MCP Server’s compatibility with both Windows and Unix-based systems ensures that it can be utilized in diverse development environments.

Installation and Usage

The MCP Server can be installed in various MCP clients, including Cursor. The installation process involves updating the MCP settings file with the appropriate configuration and utilizing the npx command to initiate the server. Once installed, applications can redirect their output to the named pipe, allowing the MCP Server to capture and manage logs efficiently.

UBOS Platform Integration

The UBOS platform is a full-stack AI Agent Development Platform that focuses on integrating AI agents into every business department. By orchestrating AI agents and connecting them with enterprise data, UBOS empowers businesses to build custom AI agents with their LLM model and multi-agent systems. The MCP Server complements this platform by providing a robust mechanism for log management and application monitoring, thereby enhancing the overall functionality of AI-driven business solutions.

In conclusion, the MCP Server is an indispensable tool for developers and businesses seeking to optimize their application monitoring and debugging processes. With its real-time log capture capabilities, cross-platform support, and seamless integration with the UBOS platform, the MCP Server is set to revolutionize the way applications are monitored and managed.