AdGuard Home MCP. Control DNS rules and client security via conversation.

This server lets your AI client manage your network's security and DNS filtering without you ever touching a web UI. You'll treat network controls like a conversation. You check the server's overall operational status and confirm active ports instantly using get_status. You'll get a high-level summary of the entire AdGuard Home server's health with get_status.

You can check the current DNS configuration details with get_dns_info, and if you need to change the primary and secondary DNS servers for the whole network, you use set_dns_config. You'll see the current filtering rules, including active blocklists and allowlists, by calling get_filtering_status. You can globally enable or disable filtering protection, or even set it to run for a specific time with set_protection.

You'll manage and retrieve the settings for the DNS query log using get_query_log_config and update_query_log_config. You'll get a chronological list of every DNS query that hit the server by running get_query_log. You can check if a specific website or domain is currently filtered by the server using check_host. You'll list all known services or domains that the server is set up to block with list_blocked_services.

You can add a new URL to the global blocklist of websites with add_filter_url. You'll set custom, user-defined filtering rules that override global settings using set_user_rules. You can add a specific DNS rewrite rule for a domain name with add_rewrite and display all existing DNS rewrite rules with list_rewrites. You'll manage network clients by getting a list of every device that connected to the network with list_clients, searching for a specific client using search_clients, and assigning a fixed IP address lease to a device with add_static_lease.

You can add a new device IP address to the list of monitored clients using add_client and apply unique security rules to individual devices with set_user_rules. You can get usage statistics, like total queries or unique clients, since the last reset, with get_stats. You'll check the current TLS status and certificates using get_tls_status, and you can set up or change the server's secure communication settings with configure_tls.

You'll manage individual devices by checking the DHCP server's current status and details with get_dhcp_status. You'll assign a fixed IP address lease to a specific client device using add_static_lease. You'll manage the scheduling or configuration of blocked services by calling update_blocked_services. You can display all existing DNS rewrite rules with list_rewrites.

You'll confirm the current operational health and active ports by running get_status. You'll view the current list of every device connected to the network by running list_clients. You can search the client list based on IP or MAC address to find a specific device using search_clients. You'll apply custom rules that override global settings with set_user_rules.

You'll know what traffic is hitting the server by pulling the complete DNS query log with get_query_log. You can add a specific DNS rewrite rule for a domain name with add_rewrite. You'll update the primary and secondary DNS servers for the whole network with set_dns_config. You'll manage the settings used for the DNS query log with get_query_log_config and update_query_log_config.