Mcpfinder

🚀 MCP Finder

MCP Finder is a powerful command-line tool designed for searching and managing specific processes (MCPs). It offers a range of features, including real-time search, detailed information retrieval, and configuration file operations.

🚀 Quick Start

MCP Finder is a powerful command-line tool for searching and managing specific processes (MCP). It offers various features, including real-time search, detailed information retrieval, and configuration file operations. Here is a comprehensive guide to the project.

📦 Installation

To install MCP Finder, visit the GitHub repository and follow the steps in the README.

Running the Tool

You can run MCP Finder using the following command:

mcpfinder [--help] [-v|--version] [-e|--endpoint <ENDPOINT>]

Parameter Explanation:

• --help: Display help information.
• -v, --version: Display the tool version.
• -e, --endpoint <ENDPOINT>: Specify the running endpoint for MCP Finder.

✨ Features

MCP Finder provides the following core features:

1. Real-time Search

Use the mcpfinder search command to monitor and list all running processes in real-time:

mcpfinder search [--interval <INTERVAL>] [--process|--thread]

Parameter Explanation:

• --interval <INTERVAL>: Set the scanning interval (default is 1 second).
• --process: Display only process information.
• --thread: Display only thread information.

2. Get Detailed Information

Use the mcpfinder get-info command to obtain detailed information about a specified process:

mcpfinder get-info [-p|--pid <PID>] [--path]

Parameter Explanation:

• -p, --pid <PID>: Specify the process ID to query.
• --path: Display the full path of the process.

3. Stop a Process

Use the mcpfinder stop command to stop a specified process:

mcpfinder stop [-p|--pid <PID>] [-f|--force]

Parameter Explanation:

• -p, --pid <PID>: Specify the process ID to stop.
• -f, --force: Force stop the process (administrator privileges may be required).

4. Configuration Management

MCP Finder supports advanced settings through a configuration file. The default configuration file is located at ~/.config/mcpfinder/config.json. You can adjust the tool's behavior by editing this file.

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

Example 1: Real-time Process Search

mcpfinder search --interval 2 --process

Example 2: Get Detailed Information of a Specified Process

mcpfinder get-info -p 1234 --path

Example 3: Stop a Specified Process

mcpfinder stop -p 5678

📚 Documentation

Important Notes

⚠️ Important Note

Some functions (such as stopping a process) may require administrator privileges. Ensure you have sufficient permissions before running commands.

⚠️ Important Note

Downloading and running unverified scripts may pose security risks. Make sure all scripts are verified before execution.

⚠️ Important Note

When running commands with administrator privileges, exercise caution to avoid unnecessary damage to the system.

💡 Usage Tip

MCP Finder has been tested on Linux systems. Compatibility with other platforms remains to be verified.

💡 Usage Tip

Regularly check for updates to access new features and performance improvements.

📄 License

The source code of MCP Finder is licensed under the MIT License. You can find the full LICENSE file on GitHub.

🤝 Contribution Guidelines

We welcome contributions from the community! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please submit an issue or a pull request on the GitHub repository.

📞 Contact Information

If you have any questions or feedback, please contact the project maintainers:

• Email: contact@your-domain.com
• GitHub: Your GitHub Link

Thank you for using MCP Finder! We hope this tool helps you manage processes more efficiently.