Is santa-mcp production-ready?
No, it is a proof of concept demonstration and is not production-ready.
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A PoC MCP Server for Santa
No standard config provided
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santa-mcp is a Proof of Concept (PoC) Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Santa, a security tool from North Pole Security. It allows an LLM with an MCP client to connect and drive Santa, enabling querying and control via natural language.
Install Claude Desktop, run make to build the binary, copy it to a known path, and edit claude_desktop_config.json to point to the binary. Copy that config to ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/ and open Claude Desktop — four tools become available: santactl_fileinfo, santactl_status, santactl_sync, and santactl_version. You can then ask questions like "Why is Santa blocking osascript?"
No, it is a proof of concept demonstration and is not production-ready.
It exposes four tools: santactl_fileinfo, santactl_status, santactl_sync, and santactl_version.
santa-mcp depends on the MCP Golang library.
No, it is not an officially supported product of North Pole Security.
Install Claude Desktop, run `make` to build the binary, copy it to your system, configure claude_desktop_config.json to point to the binary, and copy that config to `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/`.

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