What dependencies does Genieacs Mcp require?
It requires a running GenieACS instance with its NBI endpoint accessible. No other runtime dependencies; the pre‑built Go binary is self‑contained.
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Basic information
MCP Server for GenieACS written in Go
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"genieacs": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"genieacs-mcp"
],
"env": {
"ACS_URL": "http://localhost:7557",
"ACS_USER": "",
"ACS_PASS": ""
}
}
}
}Push a firmware (or any file) to a device
Reboot a CPE via GenieACS
Ask the CPE to send an updated value for a single TR-069 parameter
A tiny bridge that exposes any GenieACS instance as an MCP v1 (JSON-RPC for LLMs) server written in Go. It allows LLM agents to interact with a GenieACS TR-069 Auto-Configuration-Server (ACS) that manages CPE devices such as routers, ONTs, and gateways. The server exposes GenieACS data as resources (read‑only) and actions as tools (read/write, reboot, etc.).
Use the quick‑start Docker Compose file from the GenieACS‑container project or install via npm (npx genieacs-mcp). Configure via environment variables such as ACS_URL, ACS_USER, ACS_PASS, and TRANSPORT. It supports both HTTP and stdio transports; the stdio transport is recommended for local MCP clients.
It requires a running GenieACS instance with its NBI endpoint accessible. No other runtime dependencies; the pre‑built Go binary is self‑contained.
The HTTP transport validates `Host` and `Origin` headers to prevent DNS rebinding. A Bearer token (`MCP_AUTH_TOKEN`) is required when listening on non‑loopback addresses. The stdio transport is unaffected and recommended for local use.
It supports HTTP (default) and stdio. Set the `TRANSPORT` environment variable to `stdio` to use the stdio transport for local MCP clients.
The `DEVICE_LIMIT` environment variable sets the maximum devices returned by the `genieacs://devices/list` resource, defaulting to 500.
It provides resources for individual devices, files, tasks, and lists of devices, presets, provisions, and faults,

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