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Control a home fleet over SSH with AION assistant and security tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "aion-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use aion-mcp to connect to my home fleet, list each node's online status, hostname, and SSH reachability, then summarize any abnormal nodes.
A device inventory, connection status for each node, and a summary of nodes that need attention.
Use aion-mcp to perform fleet control on my home devices: first show manageable nodes, then run pre-restart checks on selected nodes and report the results.
A list of manageable nodes, the control action results, and the check feedback.
Through aion-mcp, invoke available Kali security tools to run a basic security inspection on a specified host and describe the types of issues found.
A security inspection result with the tools used and an overview of issues found.
Ops or technical users can use SSH to view and control multiple home devices from one place, avoiding host-by-host login. It fits node health checks and basic fleet control.
Developers can use this MCP server to drive the AION AI assistant stack so the assistant can call relevant tools during device management tasks. It is suitable for assistant-enabled automation workflows.
When basic security review is needed for home devices or nodes, its Kali security tool support can assist with inspection. It suits technical users performing initial security validation and issue triage.
It is an MCP server for driving the AION AI assistant stack and managing a home fleet over SSH. Known capabilities include fleet control, Kali security tools, and memory management.
From the description, it clearly involves SSH-based management of a home fleet. More specific installation steps, authentication requirements, or runtime details are not provided; see the source repository.
Besides managing devices over SSH, it also acts as an MCP server for driving the AION assistant stack and includes security-tool and memory-management capabilities. The current material does not detail the implementation differences further.
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