Nice!
I'm testing Claude Code using the linux-mcp-server to read system information directly from my local machine.
This is a huge enabler for LLM-assisted troubleshooting. It can read logs, check the journal, inspect systemd units, and pull hardware info in real-time.
Repo: https://github.com/rhel-lightspeed/linux-mcp-server
Great Fedora writeup: https://fedoramagazine.org/find-out-how-your-fedora-system-really-feels-with-the-linux-mcp-server/
#Linux #Fedora #LLM #AI #OpenSource #DevOps #ClaudeCode #MCP
A way cheaper is to use zed/zeditor and #DeepSeek in agent mode - or to use an AI-chat of your choice to build a script to (remote) execute it on your machine, to read and to analyze the output. Such a DeepSeek task costs nearly nothing.
And to be honest:
For me there is definitely no difference between an #US- or #China-AI
in both cases you should very (very!) carefully look for your secrets and probably work only in test environments with fake IDs and fake PWDs.