CPU Temperature Monitor

The tool reads CPU temperature from host sensors using standard OS interfaces and exposes current per-core temperatures, along with historical min and max within an active window. It is designed for developers, system administrators, hardware testers, and performance engineers who need quick visibility into cooling performance during benchmarks, hardware validation, or routine health checks.
Conceptually, it discovers available sensors, samples readings at a configurable interval, and normalizes values to Celsius by default. It reports current, min, max, and average temperatures, and can emit a simple status indicator based on user-defined thresholds. The tool is lightweight, avoiding kernel modules and heavy agents to minimize impact on production systems.
Its value lies in cross-platform sensor access, real-time observability, and straightforward integration into dashboards, alert pipelines, and automation scripts. Typical use cases include verifying cooling after fan swaps, validating thermals after firmware updates, and ensuring safe operation during sustained workloads. The design focuses on precision, reliability, and easy automation.