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"Logs of user or system queries" matching MCP tools:

  • Fetch server logs and system metrics from Kastell-managed servers. Use 'logs' to retrieve recent lines from container, Docker, or system journal; 'monitor' for CPU, RAM, and disk usage.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve recent OpenClaw server logs from gateway, agent runs, or system journal. Filter by line count and keywords to debug issues and monitor activity.
    Apache 2.0
  • Read bounded pages of user and assistant final messages from a DSH session, excluding system logs. Supports pagination and text offsets to retrieve older chats.
    MIT
  • Read and filter logs from webview, Android logcat, iOS simulator, or system sources for debugging Tauri applications.
    MIT
  • Retrieve system event logs from 3CX. Filter by type (Error, Warning, Info) to identify issues or monitor system events.
    MIT

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    MCP server for token-user-system wallet operations, supporting balance, trend, transactions, coupons, and corporate transfer info.
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    MIT
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    Enables ZenTao user administration, including token retrieval, user queries, and user creation/update/delete, over stdio or Streamable HTTP transports.
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  • Retrieve recent Android system logs with configurable line limits and ADB-compatible filters to diagnose device issues.
    MIT
  • Fetch recent system logs from journald or syslog to diagnose issues, with optional filtering by service unit and host.
    MIT
  • List failed systemd units for a specified scope (user or system) to enable triage of service failures.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent macOS system logs filtered by process, subsystem, or time range to debug applications.
    MIT
  • Export audit logs from the AIR system to analyze security events and maintain compliance records. Filter logs by organization ID to focus on specific data.
    MIT
  • Read system logs from journalctl or log files to monitor infrastructure services and troubleshoot issues in Kubernetes, Docker, and other systems.
    MIT
  • Execute device system operations like running shell commands, reading logs, managing clipboard, permissions, and transferring files for mobile automation on Android and iOS.
    MIT
  • Retrieve system logs for any specified service on your Ubuntu server. Control the number of log lines to display for efficient troubleshooting.
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  • Retrieve recent system logs from VergeOS virtualization platforms to monitor operations, troubleshoot issues, and track cluster activities.
    MIT