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Query TacticalRMM agents, clients, alerts, and checks in read-only mode.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "tacticalrmm-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List the currently offline agents in TacticalRMM and group them by client.
A list of offline agents organized by client or organization.
Query TacticalRMM alerts from the last 24 hours and highlight the highest-priority items.
A recent alert list with timestamps, affected items, and priority highlights.
Summarize the status of checks in TacticalRMM and show which ones are failing or abnormal.
A summary of check statuses plus a list of failed or abnormal checks.
Ops teams can use natural language to quickly inspect alerts, checks, and agent status in TacticalRMM, reducing manual dashboard browsing. It fits daily health checks and initial incident triage.
MSPs or internal IT teams can query agents and clients by customer to understand the overall state of each managed environment. This is useful for multi-client status reviews.
When a team needs to inspect RMM information without changing system configuration, this tool provides a safer read-only access pattern. It suits review, reporting, and analysis workflows.
It provides read-only access to TacticalRMM through the MCP protocol and supports natural-language queries for agents, clients, alerts, checks, and other RMM data. No write or modification capability is described.
Based on the provided description, it is a read-only tool for querying data rather than making changes. For more detailed permission behavior, see the source repository.
We know it connects to TacticalRMM instances through the MCP protocol, but the provided material does not include installation steps, authentication details, or runtime requirements. Please see the source repository for prerequisites.
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