eBPF Command Tracker

MCPOpen SourceMIT10.0

by sf197 • Analytics & Monitoring

An MCP server that records executed commands via eBPF and stores them in MongoDB for natural language querying.

Example Use Cases

1
Monitor and log system command executions for analysis
2
Query and interpret command history using natural language
3
Study and develop MCP protocols

Description

ebpfExecDB MCP Server captures command executions using eBPF and stores them in a MongoDB database. It allows for natural language queries to analyze command history and provides the ability to summarize actions using LLM capabilities. The project targets learning and demonstration of MCP development processes.

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Security

Scanned 2 month(s) ago

Risk Level

MINIMAL

Read-only data retrieval, no side effects

Trust Score

D44/100

4/17 checks passed

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Service TypeMCP

Pricing ModelFree

Capabilities0 Tools / 0 Prompts / 0 Resources

Ownersf197

CategoryAnalytics & Monitoring

DependenciesStandalone