Connect to OPC UA servers and read node trees and values via MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "OPC UA MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to this OPC UA server, read the current value of the specified node, and return the result.
Returns the node’s current value and related information.
Search the OPC UA node tree for nodes containing “temperature” and list available node paths.
Returns matching node paths, names, or other locating information.
Show an overview of this OPC UA server’s node tree so I can see which nodes are readable.
Outputs a node tree overview for browsing and locating data.
Useful when you need to connect to an industrial OPC UA server and inspect its node tree or read device data. It helps with monitoring, troubleshooting, and integration checks.
When a server has many nodes and complex paths, you can search for target nodes directly. It is helpful for locating data points before collection.
If you want an AI or other MCP client to access OPC UA data, this tool acts as a middle layer exposing nodes and read access.
It connects to any OPC UA server and exposes its node tree and data via MCP. It also provides tools to read node values and search nodes.
Based on the description, the core capabilities are browsing the node tree, reading values, and searching nodes. No additional features are specified.
You need an accessible OPC UA server. Beyond that, the excerpt does not provide more prerequisites; see the source repository.
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