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Monitor homelab hosts, Docker, GPU, and services through a read-only MCP server.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "HomeLab Monitor" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Please read the hosts, Docker containers, GPU, and services from HomeLab Monitor, give me an overall system status summary, and highlight any abnormal items.
A concise health summary listing online hosts, container and service status, plus any issues that need attention.
Using the Docker and service status in HomeLab Monitor, identify containers that are stopped, frequently restarting, or unhealthy, and rank them by impact.
A ranked list of problematic containers with status explanations to help quickly locate the failure source.
Please read the GPU information from HomeLab Monitor, summarize current GPU usage, and point out any overutilization or idle waste.
A GPU usage overview with anomaly notes, helping decide whether workload or resource allocation should be adjusted.
Manage homelab VMs, snapshots, services, and files with natural language.
Test MCP client-server integration with ping and echo demo tools.
Manage a Proxmox homelab, VMs, containers, and monitoring using natural language.
Run a self-hosted MCP hub for homelab automation, ops, and media management.
Let AI fully control and query Home Assistant through a local MCP server.
Manage Proxmox homelab infrastructure, clusters, and automation through one unified interface.