evillimiter-mcp-server
Enables AI assistants to control network bandwidth, monitor traffic, and manage device connections via EvilLimiter for authorized network testing and debugging.
- Score
- 57.2452 signals
- Evidence
- 7 stars · 1 fork
- Last commit
- as last read from GitHub; most reads are from 2 Sep 2026 or later
- Listed
Install
No one-command install. Set it up from its source.
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What it is
Enables AI assistants to control network bandwidth, monitor traffic, and manage device connections via EvilLimiter for authorized network testing and debugging.
When to use it
Enables AI assistants to control network bandwidth, monitor traffic, and manage device connections via EvilLimiter for authorized network testing and debugging.
How to install / invoke
See Glama for the install config.
Notes
Listed from the Glama MCP registry.