Monitor service health from the terminal

We were running multiple health-check tools. Each had its own output format and its own dashboard. None of them explained what to try when something broke.

Profitmax-pro is a local Python agent for that gap. It runs registered health checks and asks an LLM to suggest next actions based on the results. It does not replace the checks. It adds a fix-suggestion layer on top.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Coding-Dev-Tools/profitmax-pro.git
cd profitmax-pro && pip install .
profitmax --task status

How it works

Profitmax-pro has three tasks: heartbeat, status, and self-improve. Heartbeat runs the full check suite. Status lists the registered tools. Self-improve asks the LLM to suggest improvements based on the current state.

Built-in checks

• 7 registered health-check tools covering local services
• Checks run in registered order, not in parallel
• Decorator-based registry for adding custom checks

Model fallback

The LLM router falls back through DeepSeek, Gemini Flash, and Mistral. If one provider is down, the next one picks up without changing a config flag.

Local-only, no account

Everything runs on your machine. There is no hosted dashboard, no account, and no billing. Output goes to the terminal.

MIT, Python 3.11+.