Huntress API MCP Server
by DynamicEndpoints
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for interacting with the Huntress API. This server enables programmatic access to Huntress functionality including account management, organization management, agent management, incident reports, and more.
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What is Huntress API MCP Server?
The Huntress API MCP Server is a tool that allows programmatic interaction with the Huntress API, enabling automation of security tasks and data retrieval.
How to use Huntress API MCP Server?
The server can be installed manually or via Smithery. It requires setting environment variables for the Huntress API key and secret. Once configured, it can be integrated with an MCP by specifying the command, arguments, and environment variables in the MCP settings.
Key features of Huntress API MCP Server
Account information retrieval
Organization management
Agent management and monitoring
Incident report access
Summary report generation
Billing report access
Built-in rate limiting
Error handling and response formatting
Use cases of Huntress API MCP Server
Automating security incident response workflows
Generating custom security reports
Integrating Huntress data with other security tools
Managing Huntress accounts and organizations programmatically
FAQ from Huntress API MCP Server
What is the rate limit?
What is the rate limit?
The server implements Huntress API's rate limiting of 60 requests per minute on a sliding window.
What environment variables are required?
What environment variables are required?
The server requires HUNTRESS_API_KEY and HUNTRESS_API_SECRET.
How do I get the API key and secret?
How do I get the API key and secret?
These can be obtained from your Huntress account at <your_account_subdomain>.huntress.io under API Credentials.
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
You can install it manually by cloning the repository and installing dependencies, or automatically via Smithery.
What kind of errors does the server handle?
What kind of errors does the server handle?
The server handles invalid API credentials, rate limit exceeded errors, invalid request parameters, and API response errors.