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Santa MCP Server

@pmarkowsky

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pmarkowsky

About Santa MCP Server

A PoC MCP Server for Santa

#santa-mcp#mcp-server#poc

Santa MCP Server config

No standard config provided

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Santa MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is santa-mcp?

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.

How to use santa-mcp?

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?"

Key features of santa-mcp

  • Provides four tools to interact with Santa.
  • Proof of Concept, not production-ready.
  • Uses MCP Golang library.
  • Integrates with Claude Desktop.
  • Allows querying why Santa blocks actions.
  • Connects and drives Santa via an LLM.

Use cases of santa-mcp

  • Ask Santa for detailed information about a file.
  • Check Santa’s current operational status.
  • Trigger a sync operation in Santa.
  • Verify the installed Santa version.
  • Investigate why a specific action is being blocked.

Frequently asked questions

1

Is santa-mcp production-ready?

No, it is a proof of concept demonstration and is not production-ready.

2

What tools does santa-mcp expose?

It exposes four tools: santactl_fileinfo, santactl_status, santactl_sync, and santactl_version.

3

What are the dependencies for santa-mcp?

santa-mcp depends on the MCP Golang library.

4

Is santa-mcp officially supported by North Pole Security?

No, it is not an officially supported product of North Pole Security.

5

How do I install santa-mcp?

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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