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Manage RabbitMQ clusters, queues, exchanges, users, and messages with natural language.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "RabbitMQ MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List the top 10 RabbitMQ queues with the largest backlog in production, and show each queue's message count, consumer count, and virtual host.
A backlog-ranked queue list that helps quickly identify consumption issues or capacity risks.
Create a topic exchange named orders.events in vhost /orders, and bind the queues order.created and order.cancelled with their corresponding routing keys.
The exchange and bindings are configured, with a result summary or execution status returned.
Check the RabbitMQ permissions for user analytics-bot on the /analytics virtual host; if read access to queue.metrics is missing, suggest a fix or update it to the minimum required permissions.
Returns the current permission audit and provides or applies a least-privilege fix.
Manage RabbitMQ brokers, authentication, and mutative admin operations through APIs.
Connect to MQTT brokers, publish and subscribe, and monitor traffic live.
Manage router settings and network control through natural language commands.
Manage Request Tracker tickets, queues, users, and assets with natural language.
Manage MCP server configurations with listing, toggling, and version control.
Subscribe to MQTT topics and read buffered messages from a broker.