The original Agent Health Monitor did one thing: run a bash script that checked heartbeat liveness, cron job health, memory drift, and session status, then sent a Telegram alert if anything looked wrong. It worked. Operators used it. We sold it. Then we started getting the same question: can I call health checks from my other agents, not just from cron? The answer was yes, but it required knowing the script paths, the output format, and how to parse the results. That's too much friction. So we built v2.1.0. What changed Three additions: 1. MCP server — mcp/server.py exposes 4 tools: check_heartbeat , check_memory_drift , check_sessions , and health_check (orchestrator). Any Claude Code agent or assistant with MCP configured can call these directly. 2. Ollama routing — mcp/ollama_router.py tries a local Ollama model first. If unavailable, falls back to rule-based logic. If you need a richer verdict, it escalates to cloud.…