Leverage agents and agentic AI workflows to manage your UniFi deployment.
| Server | Status | Tools | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stable | 187 | unifi-network-mcp |
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| Stable | 61 | unifi-protect-mcp |
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| Stable | 36 | unifi-access-mcp |
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This connects the UniFi gear running your network to an assistant like Claude Desktop, so you can ask about it in plain words instead of clicking through dashboards. You can check which devices are online, look at what a camera recorded, review who opened a door, and make changes such as adjusting a firewall rule. You add a short config snippet and your UniFi login details to get started.
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Use This MCP server To
Check which devices are online right now Find out why my wifi is slow See who opened the front door today Review what a camera recorded last night Block a device from the network Get a summary of my network health
README
unifi-network-mcp FAQ
Can I use this to check who's on my network?
Yes — you can ask which devices are connected and get a plain answer instead of digging through the UniFi dashboard.
Which apps does it work with?
It is documented for Claude Desktop, and works with other apps that support this kind of connection.
Do I need a key or login to use it?
Yes, you supply your own UniFi credentials so it can read and change your own equipment.
Can I use this to look at my security cameras?
Yes — there is a separate piece for UniFi Protect, so you can ask about recorded events and camera status.
How hard is it to set up?
You paste a small config snippet into your assistant's settings and add your UniFi details, so no coding is needed.
Can it change settings or only read them?
It can do both, including things like firewall rules, so it is worth being careful about what you ask.