misiektoja/kill-process-mcp
by Various
AI-powered cross-platform MCP server exposing LLM-accessible tools to list and terminate OS processes via natural language queries
MCP
misiektoja/kill-process-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
This is an open source MCP server written in Python. It exposes tools that let an LLM list and terminate operating system processes using natural language queries. It works cross-platform.
Best for
Best for
Developers who want to manage OS processes through conversational AI interfaces
Use cases
- Terminate unresponsive processes through natural language
- List running processes via an LLM interface
- Integrate process management into AI assistants
How to use
Install
pip install uv Tools exposed
process_listprocess_kill
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Cursor
Notes
This is an open source MCP server written in Python. It exposes tools that let an LLM list and terminate operating system processes using natural language queries. It works cross-platform.
12 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-02-06. Licensed GPL-3.0.
Use cases
- Terminate unresponsive processes through natural language
- List running processes via an LLM interface
- Integrate process management into AI assistants
Pros
- Cross-platform compatibility
- Enables natural language process management
- Simple Python setup and deployment
Cons
- Limited community support (12 GitHub stars)
- Requires an LLM to use the MCP server
- Potential security risk allowing process termination via an LLM
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Pros
- Cross-platform compatibility
- Enables natural language process management
- Simple Python setup and deployment
Cons
- Limited community support (12 GitHub stars)
- Requires an LLM to use the MCP server
- Potential security risk allowing process termination via an LLM
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