MCP Health Monitor MCP Server

Monitor MCP, CI, and HTTP targets with health history, TLS expiry, assertions, and diagnostics

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Published as health-monitor-mcp on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

44 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.

Most discussed

[PACKAGING] Complete public release and npm distribution verification

Problem

The repository declares mcp-health-monitor@1.0.3, but npm view mcp-health-monitor reports the package was unpublished on 2026-05-17, GitHub has no releases, and no npm-production environment exists. Impact: README install commands and public artifact verification do not work end-to-end.

Required changes

Complete the release path: create/merge the release-please release PR or otherwise establish the intended release state, configure the npm-production environment required b

Read the thread · 2026-05-26 · closed · 7 comments

[SECURITY] Add SBOM, license compliance, Scorecard, and artifact verification gates

Problem

The repo has CodeQL, Dependabot, secret scanning, Gitleaks, and release asset provenance, but no SBOM generation, REUSE/SPDX compliance check, license scanning, OpenSSF Scorecard target, or checksum verification policy beyond release assets. Impact: supply-chain evidence is incomplete for a public security/monitoring package.

Required changes

Add SBOM generation, license/SPDX compliance scanning, OpenSSF Scorecard tracking, and artifact/checksum verification gates appropriate for

Read the thread · 2026-05-26 · closed · 6 comments

[GOVERNANCE] Add templates, triage policy, support SLA, and label docs

Problem

The repository has no issue templates, PR template, stale/triage policy, support policy, maintainer response SLA, or in-repo label taxonomy documentation. Discussions are disabled. Labels and a governance project were created during the audit, but the governance model is not yet documented or enforced in the repository. Impact: external contributors do not have a clear path for bugs, PRs, questions, or maintenance expectations.

Required changes

Add GitHub issue forms/templates, a

Read the thread · 2026-05-26 · closed · 3 comments

[DOCS] Add ADRs and generated API documentation workflow

Problem

Major technical decisions are not captured as ADRs, and API documentation is configured (typedoc.json) but not generated or enforced in CI. The repository also lacks direct TypeDoc dependencies for that configuration. Impact: future maintainers cannot trace decisions around MCP transport policy, PAT encryption, SQLite schema, release workflow, or generated API surface.

Required changes

Add ADRs for the main architectural/security/release decisions and wire generated API docs int

Read the thread · 2026-05-26 · closed · 3 comments

[P1] Harden Renovate, pre-commit security gates, and repository analysis integrations

Context

The 2026-07-20 repository audit confirmed that Renovate, Snyk, and SonarQube Cloud are connected, but the repository-local controls are incomplete:

renovate.json validates, yet it references labels that do not exist in the repository taxonomy and the Dependency Dashboard has not refreshed since 2026-07-07.
.pre-commit-config.yaml currently runs only formatting, lint, and type checking.
SEMGREP_APP_TOKEN exists, but no Semgrep GitHub Actions workflow is committed.
The S

Read the thread · 2026-07-20 · closed · 2 comments

Most recent

[P0] Enforce MCP Registry description length before release publication

Problem

The health-monitor-mcp-v1.2.0 release successfully published npm, GHCR, release assets, SBOMs, and provenance, but the official MCP Registry rejected server.json with HTTP 422 because description exceeded the registry's 100-character limit.

Current validation checks namespace, version, and package consistency but does not enforce this official Registry constraint before release publication.

Required remediation

shorten the public MCP/server description to at most 100 ch

Read the thread · 2026-07-22 · closed · 0 comments

[P1] Make release verification portable and registry publishing reusable

Context

The v1.1.0 release completed successfully across npm, GHCR, GitHub Release assets, and the official MCP Registry, but two orchestration defects were exposed during independent verification:

The reusable MCP Registry workflow checked github.event_name == 'workflow_call'. Reusable workflows preserve the caller event (release here), so the called publish job was skipped and required the documented manual recovery dispatch.
scripts/verify-npm-package.mjs compared registry SR

Read the thread · 2026-07-21 · closed · 0 comments

[P3] Review MCP 2026 transport changes and TypeScript SDK v2 migration readiness

Context

The current production package correctly uses @modelcontextprotocol/sdk v1.x. The official TypeScript SDK keeps v1.x as the recommended production line while v2 remains pre-alpha, with the next MCP specification scheduled for 2026-07-28.

The locked release candidate introduces breaking transport/runtime changes that are directly relevant to this repository, including removal of protocol-level sessions and Mcp-Session-Id, deterministic list ordering, standard routing headers, tra

Read the thread · 2026-07-20 · open · 0 comments

[P2] Bound concurrency for interactive batch checks and provider fan-out

Context

The background scheduler respects HEALTH_MONITOR_MAX_CONCURRENCY, but interactive tools such as check_all, check_all_projects, and pipeline-group checks use broad Promise.all/Promise.allSettled fan-out. As the server and provider registry grows, one tool call can create an unbounded burst of child processes, network connections, SQLite writes, or provider API requests.

Scope

Extract a shared bounded-concurrency helper from the scheduler implementation.
Apply the sa

Read the thread · 2026-07-20 · closed · 1 comment

[P1] Enforce bounded HTTP request-body consumption and request timeouts

Context

readRequestBody() returns 413 after the configured 1 MiB limit is exceeded, but the request stream is not explicitly stopped or drained and later chunks can continue reaching the listener. A slow or oversized chunked request can therefore consume resources after the logical rejection point.

Scope

Reject oversized requests early when a valid Content-Length exceeds the limit.
Stop buffering immediately after the byte limit is crossed.
Drain or terminate the request saf

Read the thread · 2026-07-20 · closed · 0 comments

[P0] Prevent Azure DevOps PAT forwarding to untrusted log URLs

Context

getPipelineLogs() consumes log URLs returned by the Azure DevOps timeline API and sends the Azure PAT-derived Authorization header to those URLs. The current path does not enforce an HTTPS/trusted-origin policy and relies on default fetch redirect behavior.

A malformed, compromised, or unexpectedly redirected log URL must not be able to move Azure credentials outside the intended trust boundary.

Scope

Parse and validate every timeline log URL before attaching credentials.

Read the thread · 2026-07-20 · closed · 0 comments

[P0] Preserve MCP stdio protocol integrity by routing runtime logs to stderr

Context

The stdio MCP transport reserves stdout for protocol messages. The current structured logger writes debug and info events with console.log, while src/mcp.ts can start the scheduler when HEALTH_MONITOR_AUTO_CHECK=1. Scheduler lifecycle and check-completion logs can therefore be interleaved with JSON-RPC traffic and corrupt the client connection.

Impact

This is a release-blocking protocol-integrity defect for packaged stdio usage. It is most visible when automatic chec

Read the thread · 2026-07-20 · closed · 0 comments

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