💻 ENROLL A MAC OR LINUX BOX
Forward this link to anyone with a Mac or Linux box. They paste the install command in Terminal — done. Detects OS + arch, auto-starts at login (LaunchAgent on Mac, systemd --user on Linux).
MCP REGISTRY · COMMAND CENTER
Live fleet · sealed dispatch · phones replacing VMs
Forward this link to anyone with a Mac or Linux box. They paste the install command in Terminal — done. Detects OS + arch, auto-starts at login (LaunchAgent on Mac, systemd --user on Linux).
Upload a video. The selected device downloads it, extracts 5 evenly-distributed frames using MediaMetadataRetriever, and uploads them back. Frames appear here as they arrive. Every step shows up in the device's debug timeline.
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Live stream of every request, task, and event happening on the selected device. Same shape as /debug but scoped to one phone. Toggle DEBUG MODE on the device to start receiving events.
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Admin overrides — name + map pin. Useful for telling devices apart in the FLEET list and pinning known physical locations on the globe. Click anywhere on the map to set the pin.
Scan with the phone camera (or paste this URL). Page goes straight to the APK download — tap Download MCP Node, install over the old version, your enrollment is preserved. Works for upgrading existing devices to the latest features (PING, fitness telemetry, etc.).
Scan with phone camera, or paste this URL into any browser. The MCP Node app will install + enroll automatically.
"Reserve" = nodes online with fitness≥0.7 and CPU<50%%. Registered counts every known node, online or offline. GPU count is a heuristic (1 per phone/Mac SoC, plus explicit GPU markers on Linux nodes).
Snapshot every 5 minutes. Memory bar shows average across the bucket; tasks/network are summed deltas; CPU·secs is approximate (cpu_pct × bucket duration).