An MCP server that leverages official UniFi API
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Manage UniFi network infrastructure via the UniFi MCP Server. Use this skill for any task involving UniFi devices, clients, networks, VLANs, WiFi, firewall rules, zone-based firewall, VPNs, traffic monitoring, backups, RADIUS, QoS, DPI, port forwarding, ACLs, DHCP, DNS, or site management. Triggers when the user…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Build an AI-driven low-interference WiFi channel plan from UniFi MCP neighbor observations. Use when the task is RF optimization, channel conflict reduction, co-channel interference mitigation, or per-AP channel assignment.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
UniFi device management: inventory, adoption, restarts, firmware upgrades, radio/channel configuration, port profiles, switching/stacks, network topology, and diagnostics. Use when the task involves physical UniFi hardware (APs, switches, gateways, cameras).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
UniFi network operations: manage clients, VLANs, WiFi SSIDs, DHCP reservations, DNS settings, WAN connections, and guest vouchers. Use when the task involves connected clients, wireless networks, IP allocation, or internet access management.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
UniFi security operations: traditional firewall rules, firewall groups, zone-based firewall (ZBF), ACL rules, port forwarding, VPN tunnels, site-to-site VPN, and content filtering. Use when the task involves network access control, firewall policies, traffic blocking, or VPN configuration. Zone-based firewall requires…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
UniFi system administration and monitoring: site management, multi-site aggregation, backups, QoS traffic routes, traffic flow analytics, deep packet inspection (DPI), RADIUS authentication, guest portal, hotspot packages, and SD-WAN. Use when the task involves site health, backups, bandwidth analytics, or RADIUS user…
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