UniFi Blade FAQs

Question 1

How does UniFi Blade ensure safe write operations?

Accepted Answer

Write operations are dual-gated. They require an `UNIFI_WRITE_ENABLED=true` environment variable to be set, and destructive actions (like blocking clients or restarting devices) additionally demand an explicit `confirm=true` parameter per call.

Question 2

Can UniFi Blade manage multiple UniFi networks simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

Yes, UniFi Blade features native multi-controller support, allowing you to manage and monitor multiple UniFi networks (e.g., home and office) from a single MCP instance, each with independent authentication.

Question 3

What is UniFi Blade and its main purpose?

Accepted Answer

UniFi Blade is an MCP server designed to give AI agents structured, token-efficient access to Ubiquiti UniFi network controllers. Its primary purpose is to facilitate advanced monitoring and security operations using AI.

Question 4

What kind of tools does UniFi Blade offer for security?

Accepted Answer

It provides a security-focused tool set of 18 specific tools, covering device health, client visibility, firewall state, traffic rules, DPI restrictions, and port forwards, all optimized for network security agents.

Question 5

Why is UniFi Blade's output format beneficial for AI agents?

Accepted Answer

It uses a compact, pipe-delimited output format optimized for LLM agents, making information highly token-efficient. This reduces context window usage and improves processing speed for AI models.

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