Monitor service health with a Python CLI — no dashboard required

profitmax is a local Python agent that checks services and suggests fixes with an LLM. No hosted dashboard, no recurring bill.

Install

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

What it checks

It ships with health-check tools for OpenClaw, Paperclip, KiloClaw, and an aggregated service-health view. The LLM layer uses a fallback chain: DeepSeek, then Gemini Flash, then Mistral. Checks run in the order you register them, not in parallel.

Add your own checks

The registry is decorator-based. Add a custom check with a function and a decorator instead of editing a central config file.

from profitmax import registry

@registry.health_check
def payment_gateway():
    return {"ok": True, "latency_ms": 180}

When it is useful

• local stacks where a hosted monitor feels heavy
• CI or staging runs that need a quick health snapshot
• teams that already have dashboards but want a suggested-fix layer

Honest limits

This is not a monitoring dashboard and not an alerting service. It runs when you run it. The LLM suggestions are only as good as the checks and the model you have configured locally.

MIT, Python 3.11+, no telemetry, no account required.

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