tibet-pol-mcp
MCP server for running infrastructure health checks with TIBET provenance. It enables users to define, execute, and audit process health checks with dependency chaining and drift tracking.
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tibet-pol-mcp
MCP server for tibet-pol — machine & process health monitoring with TIBET provenance.
Run infrastructure integrity checks via JSON templates. Every step is verified, dependency-chained, and signed with TIBET tokens. Like htop meets audit trail.
Part of the TIBET ecosystem by HumoticaOS.
Install
pip install tibet-pol-mcp
Claude Code / Claude Desktop Config
{
"mcpServers": {
"pol": {
"command": "tibet-pol-mcp",
"env": {
"TIBET_POL_TEMPLATES": "/path/to/your/templates"
}
}
}
}
Available Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
pol_check |
Run health check against a template |
pol_templates |
List available check templates |
pol_template_info |
Get template details and steps |
pol_diff |
Compare two runs — track infrastructure drift |
pol_report |
Generate HTML report from results |
pol_quick_health |
One-shot health percentage + failed steps |
How It Works
Define infrastructure checks as JSON templates:
{
"process_id": "my_stack",
"name": "My Infrastructure",
"steps": [
{
"id": "api_health",
"name": "API responds",
"check": "curl -sf http://localhost:8000/health",
"critical": true,
"intent": "Core API must be reachable"
},
{
"id": "db_connected",
"name": "Database connection",
"check": "pg_isready -h localhost",
"dependencies": ["api_health"],
"critical": true
}
]
}
Then check via MCP:
pol_check("my_stack")
# → 100% health, all steps valid, TIBET token chain
pol_quick_health("my_stack")
# → {"health": "100%", "checksum": "2/2", "failed_steps": []}
Step Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
valid |
Check passed |
drift |
Was passing, now failing (state change) |
broken |
Check failed |
blocked |
Dependency failed, step skipped |
pending |
Not yet checked |
Template Features
- Dependencies: Steps can depend on other steps (topological sort)
- Critical flags: Critical failures block dependent steps
- Remediation:
on_failurecommands for auto-fix - Intents: Document WHY each check exists
- Success criteria: Min percentage, all-critical rules
- Alerts: Commands on critical failure or threshold breach
Environment Variables
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
TIBET_POL_TEMPLATES |
/srv/jtel-stack/tibet-pol-processes |
Templates directory |
Related TIBET Packages
tibet-audit— Core TIBET provenancetibet-pol— CLI/Python API (dependency)tibet-triage-mcp— Process triage MCP servertibet-phantom-mcp— Cross-device AI sessionstibet-ipoll-mcp— AI-to-AI messaging
License
MIT — HumoticaOS
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