pyATS MCP Server by automateyournetwork
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Enables structured interaction with Cisco network devices using pyATS and Genie. Supports executing show commands, ping tests, and configuration changes on IOS/NX-OS devices through secure STDIO communication.
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# pyATS MCP Server This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server that wraps Cisco pyATS and Genie functionality. It enables structured, model-driven interaction with network devices over STDIO using the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol. 🚨 This server does not use HTTP or SSE. All communication is done via STDIN/STDOUT (standard input/output), making it ideal for secure, embedded, containerized, or LangGraph-based tool integrations. 🔧 What It Does Connects to Cisco IOS/NX-OS devices defined in a pyATS testbed Supports safe execution of validated CLI commands (show, ping) Allows controlled configuration changes Returns structured (parsed) or raw output Exposes a set of well-defined tools via tools/discover and tools/call Operates entirely via STDIO for minimal surface area and maximum portability 🚀 Usage 1. Set your testbed path ```bash export PYATS_TESTBED_PATH=/absolute/path/to/testbed.yaml ``` 2. Run the server Continuous STDIO Mode (default) ```bash python3Read full README on GitHub →