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Enable AI agents to manage Tailscale devices, services, and connectivity diagnostics.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-tailscale" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using mcp-tailscale, list all devices in the current Tailscale network, including online status, IP address, and last seen time, and sort offline devices first.
A clear device status list that helps quickly identify offline or abnormal nodes.
Use mcp-tailscale to investigate connectivity issues between nodes, identify possible misconfigurations, exit node problems, or ACL restrictions, and provide fix recommendations.
A diagnostic report with root causes, impact scope, and actionable remediation steps.
Using mcp-tailscale, inspect the current Serve/Funnel configuration, explain which local services are exposed, how they are accessed, and highlight potential security risks.
A summary of exposed service configuration, including access endpoints, status, and security recommendations.
Manage your Tailscale tailnet, devices, and connections through AI assistants.
Safely access the local Tailscale daemon for discovery, sharing, and latency insights.
Run an identity-aware MCP server in Tailscale for personalized user-specific responses.
Query Tailscale devices, connectivity, and tailnet status through an AI assistant.
Manage SSH, Docker, and HTTP infrastructure targets centrally through MCP.
Delegate coding and ops tasks to Claude Code on a remote Mac.