devpulse MCP server

devpulse is a small helper that lets your AI coding assistant peek at your own computer while you work. Instead of you copying and pasting the same details about your project every time, the AI can just look. It is handy if you use Claude Code, Cursor, or a similar coding assistant and keep getting asked what is wrong.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like why your app will not start. The AI calls devpulse, which looks at your project folder, your package file, your logs, and your git state. devpulse puts together a short snapshot: which framework you use, which ports are busy, what errors just appeared, and what is uncommitted. The AI reads that snapshot and gives you an answer without you explaining anything. It all happens on your own computer.

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What you can do with it

• See which framework your project uses
• Check which dev ports are running and which are missing
• Read recent errors from your log files with secrets removed
• See your current git branch and how many files are uncommitted
• Get a plain diagnosis of what is broken and what to try next
• Spot a port conflict before you waste time debugging

Try asking your AI

• “Why won't my dev server start?”
• “What errors showed up in my logs in the last few minutes?”
• “Is anything running on port 3000 right now?”
• “What branch am I on and do I have uncommitted changes?”

What it gives back to you

You get a short, readable snapshot in the chat: a health verdict, the main issue, and a suggested action. It also lists your project name, framework, branch, and uncommitted file count. Recent errors appear with timestamps and levels, and running or missing services are shown as port numbers. The AI uses all of this to answer your question directly.

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Who it's for

Developers and anyone who debugs a local web project with an AI coding assistant.