Ninjaone
Wire your coding agent to NinjaONE RMM so you can query devices, run monitoring actions, and automate endpoint ops from the same session where you ship code.
Overview
io.github.Lungshot/ninjaone is a MCP server for the Operate phase that exposes NinjaONE RMM device management, monitoring, and automation to your AI coding agent.
What is this MCP server?
- MCP bridge to NinjaONE RMM APIs for managed endpoints
- Device inventory and management operations from the agent
- Monitoring and automation hooks aligned with MSP-style workflows
- Server schema version 1.2.9 in the published MCP manifest
- Published MCP server version 1.2.9 per server.json schema 2025-09-29
What problem does it solve?
You manage real machines in NinjaONE but your agent cannot see device health or run RMM actions without leaving the editor.
Who is it for?
Indie consultants, micro-MSPs, or solo founders who already pay for NinjaONE and want agent-assisted device checks during support or release windows.
Skip if: Builders with no NinjaONE subscription, pure SaaS-with-managed-hosting stacks, or teams that need deep security pentesting tooling instead of RMM.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you register the server with valid NinjaONE access, your agent can invoke RMM-oriented tools in chat instead of manually clicking through the NinjaONE UI.
- Registered MCP server that exposes NinjaONE RMM capabilities to the agent
- Agent-callable device and monitoring workflows without leaving the IDE
- Repeatable automation hooks tied to your NinjaONE org
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Journey fit
Remote monitoring and device lifecycle sit squarely in keeping a shipped product and its environments healthy after launch. NinjaONE is an RMM stack focused on fleet visibility, alerts, and scripted remediation—classic production monitoring and ops, not greenfield build work.
How it compares
NinjaONE MCP integration for fleet ops, not an in-repo Claude skill or local test runner.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is io.github.Lungshot/ninjaone for?
It is for developers and operators who use NinjaONE RMM and want their Claude Code or Cursor agent to call into that platform for devices and monitoring.
When should I use io.github.Lungshot/ninjaone?
Use it during Operate-phase work when you are triaging endpoint issues, verifying patch status, or automating repetitive RMM tasks alongside code changes.
How do I add io.github.Lungshot/ninjaone to my agent?
Add the MCP server entry from the registry to your client’s MCP config, then supply NinjaONE API credentials and base URL per the server repository instructions before restarting the agent.