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Access OPNsense core APIs for firewall, VPN, and system automation.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "opnsense-sdk" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use opnsense-sdk to inspect and update OPNsense firewall rules, add allow/deny rules based on my policy, and return the result.
Outputs rule changes, success/failure status, and a summary of API calls.
Use opnsense-sdk to review and adjust OPNsense VPN settings, apply the requested additions or changes, and explain the impact scope.
Outputs the VPN configuration update result and key setting notes.
Use opnsense-sdk to access OPNsense core APIs, perform the specified system administration task, and provide a before/after status comparison.
Outputs the system administration result and a before/after status summary.
When ops or security teams need to adjust firewall rules in bulk, they can use it to call OPNsense core APIs directly. It helps reduce manual configuration and repetitive work.
When you need to maintain OPNsense VPN settings, make configuration changes, or review updates, this MCP tool can handle it through APIs.
For routine system administration, this tool enables programmatic access to OPNsense core functions and supports automated workflows.
It is an MCP tool that provides complete programmatic access to OPNsense core APIs. It is mainly used for firewall automation, VPN management, and system administration.
It is best suited for developers and DevOps users who want to integrate OPNsense management into automated workflows.
Based on the provided information, it relies on OPNsense core APIs and exposes them through an MCP server; for exact installation or configuration requirements, see the source repository.
Manage OPNsense firewall, network, and system settings with natural language.
Query read-only OPNsense firewall rules, aliases, stats, and gateway status.
Manage OPNsense firewalls, VPN status, and system health with natural language.
Manage OPNsense firewall, networking, and services through natural language commands.
Access thousands of APIs dynamically through one MCP server.
Query OPC policy information and updates using an API key.