Pingo - Local LAN Debugging MCP Server

An MCP server exposing a full toolkit for debugging your local network, wired through a clean service-per-concern architecture so it's easy to extend.

Tools exposed

Design notes

• One service per concern (src/services/*) - each does exactly one job and is injected into the controller, so adding a new diagnostic (e.g. MTU discovery, bandwidth test) means adding one new service + one registerTool call, nothing else changes.
• No shell injection surface. Every OS command runs through execFile (argv array, never a shell string), and every input is validated against a strict allow-list (src/utils/validators.ts) before it ever reaches a command or socket.
• Bounded by default. Port scans cap at a 1024-port span, sweeps cap at /24, everything has a timeout - so a bad input can't hang the process or turn into an unbounded network scan.
• DNS uses Node's native dns/promises, not a shell command at all - one less exec surface for the riskiest-sounding tool.

Run it

pnpm install
pnpm dev        # tsx src/index.ts, hot-reload dev mode
pnpm build && pnpm start   # compiled prod run

Server listens on http://localhost:3000/mcp.

Extending it

1. Add src/services/YourService.ts implementing an IYourService interface (mirror the existing services - constructor-free, one focused method or two).
2. Add it to PingoServices in PingoMcpController.ts and instantiate it in src/index.ts.
3. Add one server.registerTool(...) block in registerTools().

That's the whole extension surface - no other files need to change.