Frame Pulse MCP
Provides AI agents with real-time system monitoring and control for creative workstations, enabling thermal management and process prioritization to prevent crashes.
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🎬 Frame Pulse MCP
AI-native telemetry for creative workstations.
Give your AI assistant (Claude, Hermes, Cursor) a "nervous system" to monitor and govern heavy creative workloads—Blender renders, Unreal builds, Houdini simulations—preventing thermal crashes and lost work during crunch.

🎯 The Problem Frame Pulse Solves
Digital content creation (DCC) tools are resource-intensive. During overnight renders or UE5 lighting builds, workstations overheat, hang, or crash—destroying hours of work and missing deadlines.
Existing tools (Glances, htop) show data. Frame Pulse lets AI act.
| Traditional Monitoring | Frame Pulse with AI |
|---|---|
| You watch numbers | Claude asks "Is my system safe?" |
| Crash after the fact | Throttle before thermal damage |
| Manual Task Manager | Natural language "deprioritize Chrome" |
| Silent failure | Discord/Telegram alerts at 2AM |
🚀 Quick Start
Option A: Claude Desktop (Recommended)
- Clone and install
git clone [https://github.com/idaakiwumi/frame-pulse-mcp.git](https://github.com/idaakiwumi/frame-pulse-mcp.git)
cd frame-pulse-mcp
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Add to Claude Desktop config
-
Windows (MSIX/Store):
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Claude_pzs8sxrjxfjjc\LocalCache\Roaming\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json -
**Other possible paths
\AppData\Roaming\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json\AppData\Local\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json -
Standard:
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json
-
{
"mcpServers": {
"frame-pulse": {
"command": "py",
"args": [
"-3.14",
"-u",
"C:\\Users\\YOUR_PATH\\frame-pulse-mcp\\src\\frame_pulse\\server.py"
]
}
}
}
Then ask Claude: "Check my system status" or "Deprioritize my background apps"
Option B: The "Hero Demo" (Streamlit)
I built a high-fidelity Mission Control Dashboard using Streamlit. While the MCP runs in the background, this dashboard serves as the visual command center for the project.
streamlit run streamlit_app/mission_control.py
📱 The "Digital Pager" Ecosystem (Telegram & Discord)
As a Product Architect, I designed Frame Pulse to be "Headless." Creative professionals don't want another window to monitor; they want an assistant that pings them when they are away from their desk.
- Telegram Bot: Acts as a private production pager. Get a message on your phone if your CPU hits 90°C while you're grabbing coffee.
- Discord Webhooks: Rich, color-coded embeds sent to your studio's Discord server for team-wide render farm monitoring.
Setup: Configure your .env file with your TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID.
🛠️ MCP Tools for AI Agents
| Tool | Function | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
check_system_health() |
CPU, RAM, and Thermal scan | "Is it safe to start a 6-hour render?" |
scan_creative_apps() |
Identifies Blender, Unreal, Maya, etc. | "What's currently taxing the GPU?" |
emergency_throttle() |
Immediate CPU priority reduction | "CRITICAL: Throttle background apps now." |
get_thermal_status() |
Real-time temperature read | "Am I at risk of a thermal shutdown?" |
🤝 Community & Recognition
**Featured on Lobehub — AI tools discovery platform.
🛠️ Built With
- MCP — Model Context Protocol for AI tool interoperability
- FastMCP — Python SDK for MCP servers
- psutil — Cross-platform system monitoring
- Streamlit — Rapid Python dashboarding
📸 Demo
[30-second GIF: Claude asking "Start my render?" → Frame Pulse responding "CAUTION: CPU 89%" → User clicking throttle → Success toast]
🤝 Who's Using This
"Frame Pulse caught a thermal spike before our overnight farm render. Saved us 14 hours of redo work."
— Anonymous VFX Supervisor (via DM)
☕ Support the Mission
If this tool saved your render from thermal throttling, prevented a 3AM crash, or helped your AI agent make hardware-aware decisions—consider fueling continued development:
👩🏽💻 Developed by Ida Akiwumi
Lead Product Designer | Creative Technologist | Narrative Strategist
Translating user friction into product opportunities.
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