vminfoTerminal system monitor, MCP server, web dashboard, and Go library

Cross-platform host visibility from one binary — through a TUI, JSON output, browser dashboard, read-only MCP tools, or embeddable Go APIs.

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Polished TUI

Live terminal dashboard for CPU, memory, disk, network, load, and processes.

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Script-friendly JSON

Export snapshots and watch streams for automation, CI, and diagnostics.

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Themed Web Dashboard

Start a read-only browser dashboard with REST and WebSocket endpoints and switchable themes.

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Read-only MCP Server

Let a trusted local MCP client inspect host health, Linux processes, and bounded network diagnostics.

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Embeddable Go APIs

Import vminfo collection APIs or embed the interactive TUI into your own Go CLI.

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Zero-config Runtime Visibility

No daemon, no database, no central server. Install and inspect the local host quickly.

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Network Diagnostics

Run DNS, TCP port, ping, and public-IP / ASN lookups on demand — from the CLI or the dashboard.

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Token-aware Web Mode

Protect remote dashboard access with token, cookie, CORS, and WebSocket origin checks.

Install in one command

bash

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cloudapp3/vminfo/main/install.sh | bash

Then launch the terminal UI:

bash

vminfo

Or get a JSON snapshot for scripts:

bash

vminfo summary --json

Why vminfo

vminfo is built for developers, SREs, DevOps engineers, and server operators who need low-friction visibility into a machine.

Use it when you need to:

inspect CPU, memory, disk, network, load, and processes from a terminal
export machine-readable JSON for scripts and automation
open a browser dashboard on a server with vminfo --web
let a trusted MCP client inspect the host with vminfo mcp
embed host metrics collection into another Go tool
diagnose a single host without running a full monitoring platform

Not sure which layer you need? Use the system monitoring tool comparison to decide between vminfo, btop, Glances, and gopsutil.

Compare monitoring tools

vminfo vs btop: terminal-first monitoring versus a broader JSON, Web/API, and Go workflow
vminfo vs Glances: self-contained local diagnostics versus plugins, exports, and client/server monitoring
vminfo vs gopsutil: a ready-to-run toolkit and high-level API versus low-level Go metric primitives

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vminfoTerminal system monitor, MCP server, web dashboard, and Go library

Polished TUI

Script-friendly JSON

Themed Web Dashboard

Read-only MCP Server

Embeddable Go APIs

Zero-config Runtime Visibility

Network Diagnostics

Token-aware Web Mode

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Install in one command

Why vminfo

Compare monitoring tools

Screenshots

Quick links