Condition watcher for AI assistants — wait for ports, files, URLs, processes, and more
Condition watcher MCP server + CLI for AI CLI assistants (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.). Instead of polling with loops and that waste API round-trips, call a wait tool once — it blocks until the condition is met and returns the result. Tool | Key Params | How it watches | ------|------------|----------------| | , | TCP dial loop, 500ms interval | | , (create/modify/delete) | inotify via…
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Condition watcher MCP server + CLI for AI CLI assistants (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.). Instead of polling with loops and that waste API round-trips, call a wait tool once — it blocks until the condition is met and returns the result. Tool | Key Params | How it watches | ------|------------|----------------| | , | TCP dial loop, 500ms interval | | , (create/modify/delete) | inotify via crate, no polling | | , (default 200) | loop, 2s interval (requires ) | | | check, 500ms interval | | ,…
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