Overview
what is stdout-mcp-server?
stdout-mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to capture and manage stdout logs through a named pipe system, facilitating real-time monitoring and debugging of applications.
how to use stdout-mcp-server?
To use stdout-mcp-server, set up a named pipe for your application logs and redirect the output to this pipe. You can then use MCP tools to query and analyze the logs captured by the server.
key features of stdout-mcp-server?
- Named pipe creation and monitoring for log capture
- Real-time log storage and retrieval
- Log filtering and querying capabilities
- Cross-platform support for Windows and Unix-based systems
use cases of stdout-mcp-server?
- Capturing logs from multiple applications for debugging in Cursor IDE.
- Monitoring application output in real-time for performance analysis.
- Analyzing logs for error tracking and resolution.
FAQ from stdout-mcp-server?
- Can stdout-mcp-server capture logs from any application?
Yes! Any application that can redirect its output can send logs to the named pipe.
- Is stdout-mcp-server compatible with all operating systems?
Yes! It supports both Windows and Unix-based systems.
- How many log entries can stdout-mcp-server store?
By default, it stores the last 100 log entries, but this can be configured.