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Readme and setup notes from the catalogue, plus a client-ready config you can copy for your MCP host.
Installation
Add the following to your MCP client configuration file.
Configuration
View docs{
"mcpServers": {
"jim-coyne-hyperfabric_mcp": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"/path/to/hyperfabric-mcp-server/dist/main.js"
],
"env": {
"LOG_LEVEL": "info",
"OPENAPI_SPEC_PATH": "hf_spec_modified.json",
"HYPERFABRIC_API_TOKEN": "your-api-token"
}
}
}
}You deploy an MCP server that automatically exposes Hyperfabric OpenAPI endpoints as actionable tools for LLMs. This server lets you manage Fabrics, Nodes, VNIs, VRFs, and more through a consistent MCP interface, with secure token authentication and straightforward integration into your MCP clients.
How to use
You run the local MCP server and connect your MCP client to it. The server presents a comprehensive set of tools derived from the Hyperfabric REST API, enabling you to list, get, create, update, and delete resources across fabrics, nodes, networks, and virtual networks. Use the client to invoke the tools by name, pass the required parameters, and receive structured responses that your agent can interpret and act on.
How to install
Prerequisites: you need Node.js 18+ installed.
Install dependencies and build the server.
npm install
npm run build
Additional setup and notes
Configure your MCP client to run the local server as a stdio process. The client should spawn Node and pass the path to the compiled entry, along with the required environment variables.
Environment variables shown for running the server include the API token for authentication and a log level to control verbosity.
When you start the server, ensure the path to the built main script is correct in your client configuration, and provide the required API token so all tools can authenticate with Hyperfabric.
Security considerations
Use a secure API token to authenticate against Hyperfabric. Treat the token like any other sensitive credential and provide it only to trusted clients and processes.
Limit token scope and rotate credentials periodically to minimize risk from potential exposure.
Available tools
authGetBearerTokens
List all bearer tokens for the user
authCreateBearerTokens
Create new bearer tokens
authGetBearerToken
Get specific bearer token details
authDeleteBearerToken
Delete a specific bearer token
authGetUsers
List all users in organization
authGetUser
Get specific user details
authSetUsers
Create or update users
authUpdateUser
Update existing user
authDeleteUser
Delete a user account
devicesGetDevices
List all devices (bound and unbound)
devicesBindDevice
Bind a device to a fabric node
devicesUnbindDevice
Unbind device from a fabric node
fabricsGetAllFabrics
List all fabrics in organization
fabricsAddFabrics
Create new fabrics
fabricsGetFabric
Get specific fabric details
fabricsUpdateFabric
Update fabric configuration
fabricsDeleteFabric
Delete a fabric
fabricsGetFabricConnections
List all connections in fabric
fabricsAddFabricConnections
Add new connections
fabricsGetFabricConnection
Get specific connection details
fabricsSetFabricConnections
Replace all connections
fabricsDeleteFabricConnections
Delete all connections
fabricsDeleteFabricConnection
Delete specific connection
fabricsGetFabricCandidates
List candidate configurations
fabricsGetFabricCandidate
Get specific candidate config
fabricsCommitFabricCandidate
Deploy candidate to running config
fabricsRevertFabricCandidate
Discard candidate configuration
fabricsReviewFabricCandidate
Add comments to candidate config
networksGetFabricStp
Get fabric STP configuration
networksUpdateFabricStp
Update STP settings
networksResetFabricStp
Reset STP to defaults
nodesGetFabricNodes
List all nodes in fabric
nodesAddFabricNodes
Add new nodes to fabric
nodesGetNamedFabricNode
Get specific node details
nodesUpdateFabricNode
Update node configuration
nodesDeleteFabricNode
Remove node from fabric
nodesGetPorts
List all ports for a node
nodesGetPort
Get specific port details
nodesUpdatePort
Update port configuration
nodesSetPorts
Replace all port configurations
nodesResetPort
Reset port to defaults
nodesGetManagementPorts
List management ports
nodesAddManagementPorts
Add management ports
nodesGetManagementPort
Get specific management port
nodesUpdateManagementPort
Update management port config
nodesGetNodeLoopbacks
List loopback interfaces
nodesAddNodeLoopbacks
Create loopback interfaces
nodesGetNodeLoopback
Get specific loopback details
nodesUpdateNodeLoopback
Update loopback configuration
nodesDeleteNodeLoopback
Delete loopback interface
nodesGetNodeSubInterfaces
List sub-interfaces
nodesAddNodeSubInterfaces
Create sub-interfaces
nodesGetNodeSubInterface
Get specific sub-interface
nodesUpdateNodeSubInterface
Update sub-interface config
nodesDeleteNodeSubInterface
Delete sub-interface
portchannelsGetAllPortChannels
List all port channels
portchannelsAddPortChannels
Create port channels
portchannelsGetPortChannel
Get specific port channel
portchannelsUpdatePortChannel
Update port channel config
portchannelsDeletePortChannel
Delete port channel
vnisGetFabricVnis
List all VNIs in fabric
vnisAddFabricVnis
Create new VNIs
vnisGetFabricVni
Get specific VNI details
vnisUpdateFabricVni
Update VNI configuration
vnisDeleteFabricVni
Delete VNI
vnisGetFabricVniMembers
List VNI members
vnisAddFabricVniMembers
Add members to VNI
vnisGetFabricVniMember
Get specific member details
vnisDeleteFabricVniMember
Remove member from VNI
vrfsGetFabricVrfs
List all VRFs in fabric
vrfsAddFabricVrfs
Create new VRFs
vrfsGetFabricVrf
Get specific VRF details
vrfsUpdateFabricVrf
Update VRF configuration
vrfsDeleteFabricVrf
Delete VRF
vrfsGetFabricStaticRoutes
List static routes in VRF
vrfsAddFabricStaticRoutes
Add static routes
vrfsGetFabricStaticRoute
Get specific route details
vrfsUpdateFabricStaticRoute
Update static route
vrfsDeleteFabricStaticRoute
Delete static route