Cisco Meraki Connector for AI agents.
8 live capabilities
Manage cloud-managed networking and hardware status from your chat interface.
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Why people use Cisco Meraki
Cisco Meraki for Cloud Network Audits
This Connector changes that. You just ask your agent to pull the status of a specific device or list all clients in a network. You get the data you need in a few seconds without ever leaving your chat window.
What Vinkius changes
You get instant network visibility and management through your AI agent.
Use it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another AI client you already have.
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- Real-world use case 01
Troubleshooting a drop in Wi-Fi
A support tech asks the agent to use `list_network_clients` to find a specific device with a weak signal.
- Real-world use case 02
Quarterly Security Audit
An IT manager asks the agent to use `list_organization_admins` to ensure only current employees have access.
- Real-world use case 03
Rapid Hardware Deployment
A network admin uses the agent to `list_organization_inventory` to find available switches for a new office.
Complete set · 8capabilities
The complete Cisco Meraki capability set.
These are the exact actions your AI can choose when you ask it to work with Cisco Meraki.
01—04
4 capabilities in this set.
Part of 8 available through Cisco Meraki.
- 01 Capability
List network devices
Pulls a list of all physical hardware, including APs and switches, within a network. You can use this to see what equipment is currently deployed.
- 02 Capability
List meraki organizations
Lists all the organizations your API key has permission to manage. It lets you see every business unit under your account.
- 03 Capability
Get device details
Fetches specific technical data for a single device using its serial number. This is great for looking up specific hardware specs quickly.
- 04 Capability
Get network summary
Provides a quick overview of the health and configuration of a specific network. Use it to get a high-level status of a remote site.
05—08
4 capabilities in this set.
Part of 8 available through Cisco Meraki.
- 05 Capability
List organization admins
Shows a list of all people with administrative rights for a specific organization. This helps you keep track of who has access to your network.
- 06 Capability
List network clients
Shows all active clients currently connected to a specific network. You can check who is online at any given moment.
- 07 Capability
List organization inventory
Retrieves a complete list of all devices stored in your organization's inventory. This helps you maintain an accurate hardware log.
- 08 Capability
List organization networks
Shows every network currently configured under your Meraki organization. This is useful for seeing your total network footprint.
Set up in minutes
One URL. Then ask Cisco Meraki to work.
Claude and ChatGPT only need the Connector URL. Copy it once, add it in settings, and use Cisco Meraki from the conversation.
Choose your client
Live previewAdvanced clients IDE · CLI
Claude · Web + desktop
Connector URL · ready to paste
Streamable HTTPhttps://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp - Step 01
Open Connectors
In Claude Web or Claude Desktop, open Settings and choose Connectors.
- Step 02
Add the URL
Choose Add custom connector, name it Cisco Meraki, and paste the URL above.
- Step 03
Turn it on in chat
Select +, open Connectors, and enable Cisco Meraki for the conversation.
ChatGPT · Web + desktop
Connector URL · ready to paste
Streamable HTTPhttps://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp - Step 01
Open MCP settings
On desktop, open Settings and MCP servers. On web, open your workspace app or connector settings.
- Step 02
Add the URL
Choose Add server with Streamable HTTP, or create a custom MCP app, then paste the Cisco Meraki URL.
- Step 03
Save and start
Save the connection and enable Cisco Meraki in your conversation. Desktop may ask you to restart once.
Cursor · IDE configuration
Advanced setup
{
"mcpServers": {
"cisco-meraki": {
"url": "https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp"
}
}
} - Step 01
Open MCP Settings
Press Cmd+Shift+P (macOS) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) → search "MCP Settings"
- Step 02
Add the server config
Paste the JSON configuration above into the mcp.json file that opens
- Step 03
Save the file
Cursor will automatically detect the new Connector
- Step 04
Start using Cisco Meraki
Open Agent mode in chat and ask: "Using Cisco Meraki, help me...". 8 tools available
VS Code Copilot · IDE configuration
Advanced setup
{
"mcpServers": {
"cisco-meraki": {
"url": "https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp"
}
}
} - Step 01
Create MCP config
Create a .vscode/mcp.json file in your project root
- Step 02
Add the server config
Paste the JSON configuration above
- Step 03
Enable Agent mode
Open GitHub Copilot Chat and switch to Agent mode using the dropdown
- Step 04
Start using Cisco Meraki
Ask Copilot: "Using Cisco Meraki, help me...". 8 tools available
Windsurf · IDE configuration
Advanced setup
{
"mcpServers": {
"cisco-meraki": {
"url": "https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp"
}
}
} - Step 01
Open MCP Settings
Go to Settings → MCP Configuration or press Cmd+Shift+P and search "MCP"
- Step 02
Add the server
Paste the JSON configuration above into mcp_config.json
- Step 03
Save and reload
Windsurf will detect the new server automatically
- Step 04
Start using Cisco Meraki
Open Cascade and ask: "Using Cisco Meraki, help me...". 8 tools available
Cline · IDE configuration
Advanced setup
{
"mcpServers": {
"cisco-meraki": {
"url": "https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp"
}
}
} - Step 01
Open Cline MCP Settings
Click the Connectors icon in the Cline sidebar panel
- Step 02
Add remote server
Click "Add Connector" and paste the configuration above
- Step 03
Enable the server
Toggle the server switch to ON
- Step 04
Start using Cisco Meraki
Ask Cline: "Using Cisco Meraki, help me...". 8 tools available
Claude Code · Terminal command
Advanced setup
claude mcp add cisco-meraki --transport http "https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_3ty1ToWe9HmLhW6gcL2XyMVB0EEcCqpwfRRmC8N8/mcp" - Step 01
Install Claude Code
Run npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code if not already installed
- Step 02
Add the Connector
Run the command above in your terminal
- Step 03
Verify the connection
Run claude mcp to list connected servers, or type /mcp inside a session
- Step 04
Start using Cisco Meraki
Ask Claude: "Using Cisco Meraki, show me...". 8 tools are ready
Where the request belongs
Work Cisco Meraki can move forward.
This is for the network admin who's tired of clicking through five different dashboards just to find one offline switch or a specific client's IP.
Network Administrator
Checks device uptime and client connectivity during routine maintenance.
IT Manager
Audits hardware inventory and admin permissions for quarterly compliance checks.
Support Technician
Quickly looks up client details to troubleshoot connection issues.
Security Engineer
Verifies firewall status and reviews access levels for new hires.
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Before you connect
Questions about Cisco Meraki.
The practical details behind the request, access and result.
Can I use the Cisco Meraki MCP to change my network settings?
No, this Connector is for read-only operations. You can check statuses, list devices, and audit data, but you'll need to use the Meraki dashboard to make actual configuration changes.
Does the Cisco Meraki MCP work for all Meraki products?
Yes, it provides visibility into your Meraki access points, switches, and security appliances across your entire cloud-managed infrastructure.
How do I connect my Meraki dashboard to my AI agent?
You just need to subscribe to the Connector and provide your Meraki Dashboard API Key, which you can find in your profile settings.
Can I use Cisco Meraki MCP to see who is connected to my Wi-Fi?
Yes, your agent can list all active clients currently connected to your specific networks, making it easy to monitor usage in real time.
Is the Cisco Meraki MCP good for auditing admin access?
Yes, it's a great capability for security audits. You can quickly ask your agent to list all administrators and their access levels across your organizations.
Can I get serial numbers from my Meraki inventory?
Yes, you can ask your agent to pull a full list of your organization's inventory or get specific details for a device using its serial number.
Can I see which devices are currently offline?
Yes! Use the list_network_devices capability. The agent will return a list of all devices in the network, and you can identify those with a non-'online' status.
How do I check the signal strength for a specific wireless client?
Use the list_network_clients capability. Your agent will fetch the list of connected clients, which typically includes signal strength (RSSI), data usage, and the AP they are connected to.
Where do I find my Meraki Dashboard API Key?
Log in to your Meraki Dashboard, click on your profile name in the top right, and go to 'My Profile'. Scroll down to the 'API access' section to generate your key.
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