Read-only MCP server for UniFi network analysis — gives LLMs safe access to controller data for diagnostics, monitoring, and capacity planning
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# mcp-server-unifi [](https://gitlab.com/gitlab_joel/mcp-server-unifi/-/pipelines) [](https://gitlab.com/gitlab_joel/mcp-server-unifi/-/pipelines) [](https://pypi.org/project/mcp-server-unifi/) [](https://pypi.org/project/mcp-server-unifi/) [](LICENSE) Read-only MCP server for UniFi network analysis. Gives Claude (and other MCP clients) safe access to controller data for diagnostics, monitoring, and capacity planning. Python 3.11+ | 19 tools | 4 resources | 6 prompts ## Architecture ``` +-----------------+ | Claude / MCP | | Client | +--------+--------+ | stdio (JSON-RPC) +--------+--------+ | mcp-server-unifi | | MCP Server | | | | - Tools (19) | | - Resources (4) | | - Prompts (6) | +--------+--------+ | +--------+--------+ | Session Pool | | Circuit Breaker | +--------+--------+ | httpx (HTTPS) +--------+--------+ | UniFi Controller| | (Network API) | +-----------------+ ``` Mermaid source: [docs/architecture.mmd](docs/architecture.mmd) ## Install ### uvx (recommended) No install needed — runs directly from PyPI: ```json { "mcpServers": { "unifi": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["mcp-server-unifi"], …
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