Check your TrueNAS storage health — without writing API calls.
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Check your TrueNAS storage health — without writing API calls. TrueNAS MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server for builders who want to monitor and manage TrueNAS through an AI assistant. It helps you inspect storage and plan changes in plain English by connecting an MCP client to the TrueNAS API. A single desktop binary handles the connection, with no deployment to TrueNAS required. Key features: • Health monitoring – ask about pool health, system alerts, CPU usage, and memory usage • Storage queries – list datasets, snapshots, and SMB/NFS shares, with filtering and sorting • Dry-ru
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