Enable LLM access to RHACS security APIs for discovery, inspection, and direct calls.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "RHACS MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the RHACS MCP Server discovery meta-tool to list all RHACS API services and report how many endpoints are callable.
Return a catalog of RHACS services and endpoint coverage so you can confirm available API scope.
Use the RHACS MCP Server inspection meta-tool to produce a security inspection summary for a target cluster or namespace.
Output key risk items, alert categories, and priority security indicators for the target.
With the RHACS MCP Server direct-call meta-tool, execute one API query using supported parameters and return the raw response.
Return the raw API response and provide field-level explanation for easier follow-up analysis.
Before release, DevOps teams can quickly assess cluster security using discovery and inspection meta-tools, reducing manual endpoint-by-endpoint checks.
In development-security collaboration, this MCP tool lets the LLM fetch live RHACS data and provide evidence-based security recommendations.
RHACS MCP Server is an MCP service for the Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security API, exposing a unified interface for LLMs across 69 API services and 361 endpoints, including discovery, inspection, and direct calls.
The provided material does not include installation, authentication, or runtime requirements; please refer to the source repository.
It wraps many RHACS APIs into six meta-tools for easier LLM orchestration of discovery, inspection, and direct calls; check the source repository for exact mappings and limits.
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