kukapay/whoami-mcp
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About kukapay/whoami-mcp
A lightweight MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that returns the current system username as the user's identity. Designed for fast, synchronous execution and ideal for local LLM integration. The server exposes a single MCP tool called 'whoami' that retrieves the username of the current system user. Licensed under the MIT License.
Key Features
Returns the system username as your name/identity
Fast and synchronous execution
Ideal for local LLM (Model Context Protocol) integration
Simple installation via Smithery or direct cloning
Open source under MIT License
Written in Python with Docker support
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Lightweight and minimal dependencies
- Fast synchronous execution
- Simple and straightforward tool (single purpose)
- Open source with permissive MIT license
- Easy to install and configure with Claude Desktop via Smithery
Cons
- Limited to returning only the system username
- No network or remote capabilities, only local execution
- No configuration options or customization
- Only works on systems with a standard username retrieval mechanism
Best For
Local LLM agents that need to identify the current userPersonalized responses in CLI or desktop AI assistantsRetrieving system username for authentication or logging in MCP-based workflows
FAQ
What does the whoami MCP server do?
It returns the username of the current system user as your name/identity, via a lightweight MCP server.
How do I install whoami-mcp?
You can install it automatically via Smithery for Claude Desktop with 'npx -y @smithery/cli install @kukapay/whoami-mcp --client claude', or clone the repository and configure manually.
Is whoami-mcp free to use?
Yes, it is open source under the MIT License and completely free.