Use typed Tactical RMM commands for offline queries and bulk endpoint operations.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Tactical RMM MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Tactical RMM MCP to find endpoints that have been offline for the past 24 hours, grouped by client and site, and return device name, last seen time, operating system, and owner.
A client- and site-grouped list of offline endpoints for quick follow-up by IT ops.
Using the Tactical RMM MCP offline SQLite mirror, calculate patch compliance for Windows endpoints by client, list the top 20 devices with the most missing patches, and provide a summary table.
Patch analysis results with client-level compliance, a ranked problem-device list, and summary statistics.
Use Tactical RMM MCP to join devices, alerts, script runs, and site information, identify devices that repeatedly triggered disk space alerts in the last 7 days and failed auto-remediation, and output troubleshooting suggestions.
A cross-entity alert investigation report with affected devices, failed remediation records, and next-step recommendations.
Access Huntress APIs and a local SQLite mirror for fleet-wide security insights.
Aggregate all NinjaOne reports to answer fleet-wide IT and operations questions.
Access Atera ops and service data for fleet health, SLA, and ticket insights.
Query Hudu data, run audits, and return agent-ready results offline.
Query and manage Microsoft 365 data, users, and tenant resources via Graph.
Automate HaloPSA ticket triage, SLA risk alerts, and cross-client service analytics.
Query TacticalRMM agents, clients, alerts, and checks in read-only mode.
Manage Datto RMM operations and analyze fleet data with local SQLite.
Access SuperOps PSA+RMM data in terminal and query it via local SQLite.
Manage Request Tracker tickets, queues, users, and assets with natural language.
Access Autotask entities by CLI and analyze ticket aging locally.
Run shell commands with token reduction, caching, and execution logs.