ConsoleSpy and MCP Integration

MCP Server Implementation for ConsoleSpy

class ConsoleSpyServer extends MCPServer {
  capabilities = {
    tools: {
      'monitor-output': this.handleOutputMonitoring,
      'analyze-logs': this.handleLogAnalysis,
      'detect-patterns': this.handlePatternDetection
    },
    resources: {
      'console-history': this.handleConsoleHistory,
      'pattern-library': this.handlePatterns,
      'analysis-results': this.handleResults
    }
  }
}

Key Features

1. Real-time Monitoring

   • Console output capture
   • Pattern matching
   • Error detection
   • Performance metrics

2. Log Analysis

   • AI-powered log parsing
   • Anomaly detection
   • Trend analysis
   • Issue correlation

3. Debugging Support

   • Interactive debugging
   • Variable inspection
   • Stack trace analysis
   • Memory leak detection

Best Practices

Monitoring Strategy

• Implement efficient buffering
• Use smart filtering
• Manage memory usage
• Handle high-volume output

Performance Impact

• Minimize overhead
• Optimize pattern matching
• Use sampling when appropriate
• Implement rate limiting

Common Use Cases

1. Development Debugging

   • Real-time error tracking
   • Variable state monitoring
   • Performance profiling
   • Memory usage analysis

2. Production Monitoring

   • Error detection
   • Performance monitoring
   • Security audit logging
   • User behavior tracking