Hudu MCP. Inventory and manage IT infrastructure data via conversation.
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Hudu MCP connects your AI agent directly to structured IT documentation, allowing you to manage entire infrastructure records via natural conversation.
List client companies, check asset inventories (servers, firewalls), securely retrieve passwords, and consult operational procedures without opening the Hudu portal.
It's built for Managed Service Providers who need immediate access to sensitive client data.
What your AI agents can do
Get article
Retrieves specific content and metadata for a single knowledge base article.
Get asset
Pulls all detailed records for one particular asset, like a workstation or firewall.
Get company
Gets the full profile and details for a specific client company record.
Retrieves a full list of all managed company records.
Adds new client companies to the system, requiring only a name.
Lists all physical or virtual assets (like servers or switches) and can filter them by specific company IDs.
Pulls detailed records for a single, identified asset.
Lists stored passwords or securely retrieves an individual password entry by company and name.
Searches and reads full content from the knowledge base, including article metadata.
Lists and provides detailed steps for operational checklists filtered by company.
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Hudu: 12 Tools for Infrastructure Ops
These tools let you programmatically manage the core components of your IT documentation: companies, assets, credentials, knowledge articles, and operational checklists.
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Start using Hudu on Vinkius019dd106get article
Retrieves specific content and metadata for a single knowledge base article.
019dd106get asset
Pulls all detailed records for one particular asset, like a workstation or firewall.
019dd106get company
Gets the full profile and details for a specific client company record.
019dd106get password
Retrieves an individual password entry, including username and last rotation date.
019dd106get procedure
Gets the detailed steps for a single operational checklist or procedure.
019dd106list articles
Provides an index of all available knowledge base articles within Hudu.
019dd106list assets
Generates a list of assets, with the option to filter by company ID for scope control.
019dd106list companies
Lists all registered client companies in your Hudu instance.
019dd106list passwords
Shows a list of stored passwords, which can be filtered by company ID.
019dd106list procedures
Provides an index of all operational procedures and checklists, filterable by company.
019dd106create asset
Adds a new asset record to the system; requires naming and linking it to a company ID.
019dd106create company
Initializes a new client company profile into your database, requiring just a name.
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It’s a nightmare navigating client dashboards when you're under pressure.
Right now, finding basic information is an exercise in manual clicking. You open the asset tracking dashboard to find the hardware model number; then you switch tabs to the password vault because you need the admin login; and finally, you jump to the knowledge base just to confirm which procedure applies to that specific device type. This means three or four different portals, multiple logins, and constant copy-pasting of IDs.
With this MCP, all that manual clicking disappears. You ask your agent one question—like 'What's wrong with Acme Corp's core firewall?'—and the system instantly gathers the asset details via `get_asset`, retrieves the last known procedure from `list_procedures`, and even pulls the necessary credentials using `get_password`. It’s a single, conversational handoff.
You get structured data for assets, companies, and secrets.
The process of adding new clients used to mean creating the company record manually, then opening the asset module to list hardware, and finally logging into a separate vault system. These steps were disconnected until you physically linked them in the UI.
Now, your agent manages the entire lifecycle. You tell it to 'Set up TechStart Inc.' The MCP executes `create_company`, followed by `list_assets` (to check existing inventory), and then can even trigger `create_asset`. It’s not just data; it's a coordinated operational sequence.
What you can do with this MCP connector
Managing IT documentation usually means switching between five different dashboards: one for assets, one for clients, one for passwords, and three others for knowledge articles. This MCP changes that by giving your AI agent a single pane of glass view into all that data. You can ask things like, “What are the core routers at Acme Corp?” or “Show me the admin password for the main domain.” The system handles pulling information from the asset registry, checking company profiles, and accessing secure vault entries—all through one chat window.
Vinkius makes connecting this specific service simple; you just subscribe to the MCP and start querying everything your team needs right out of Claude or Cursor. You don't need to learn a new platform; you just ask for the data.
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How Hudu MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this MCP on Vinkius and provide your Hudu Instance URL and API Key.
- 2 Connect your AI client (like Cursor or Claude) to the newly enabled MCP.
- 3 Ask a natural language question, such as 'Show me all assets for Acme Corp.' The agent executes the necessary tools and returns structured data.
The bottom line is that you treat complex database queries like simple questions asked in a chat window.
Who Is Hudu MCP For?
This MCP targets IT Operations teams, MSP administrators, and support engineers. These are people who spend hours jumping between multiple portals—the asset tracker, the client billing system, and the password vault—just to solve one ticket. It’s for the ops engineer who needs a single source of truth without context switching.
Uses this MCP to onboard new clients by creating records using create_company and immediately logging initial assets via create_asset, ensuring nothing is missed.
Uses the agent to troubleshoot incidents: checking client passwords with list_passwords, then cross-referencing asset details using get_asset to determine if a replacement part is needed.
Runs audits by listing all procedures or browsing knowledge articles (list_articles) to ensure current operational checklists match the deployed infrastructure.
What Changes When You Connect
- Avoid manual context switching. Instead of opening five separate client tabs, you ask your agent to gather assets, company details, and passwords in one prompt. This dramatically cuts down on resolution time for support tickets.
- Audit readiness is instant. Need to prove compliance? You can run
list_proceduresacross all companies or check article content viaget_articleto confirm the latest operational standard was followed. - Secure credential access: Forget manual password lookups. Use
list_passwordsandget_passwordto retrieve specific entries, which includes vital metadata like when they were last rotated. - Streamlined onboarding: When a new client signs up, you can use the MCP to perform multiple steps—calling
create_company, followed bycreate_asset, all in rapid succession through your agent's workflow. - Granular control: You don't just get data; you get filtered views. Listing assets via
list_assetswith a company ID ensures you only see what belongs to Acme Corp, eliminating noise.
Real-World Use Cases
The Incident Response Audit
A support engineer receives a ticket about an old server. Instead of manually checking the asset list and then looking up the owner's credentials, they prompt their agent: 'Show me assets for client XYZ that are servers.' The agent executes list_assets (filtered by company ID), identifies the model, and immediately runs get_password to retrieve the necessary admin login details.
New Client Onboarding
The MSP needs to document a new client. They prompt: 'Create Acme Corp.' The agent executes create_company, then they follow up with, 'Now add their core router asset.' This triggers create_asset and links the resource immediately.
Policy Compliance Check
A senior engineer needs to know if all clients are following the current firewall best practices. They ask the agent to list procedures, triggering list_procedures. The system returns a checklist that they can then use to verify compliance across multiple accounts.
Knowledge Gap Filling
An L1 tech needs troubleshooting steps for an obscure device. Instead of searching through PDFs, they ask the agent to search the knowledge base. The system uses list_articles and then retrieves the full content using get_article, providing step-by-step guidance instantly.
The Tradeoffs
Treating it like a general chat bot
Asking, 'Tell me everything about Acme Corp' without specifying what you need. The agent will get overwhelmed and return ambiguous data because there’s no structure.
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Be specific. Always use the tool names to guide your query: 'List all assets for Acme Corp using list_assets.' This forces the agent to execute the correct, targeted function.
Searching by memory instead of ID
Asking, 'Get the password for the domain admin on the big server.' If the system can't match 'big server' to a known asset ID, it fails or returns garbage.
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If you know the client name, start with list_companies first. Then use the resulting company ID when running specific tools like get_asset or list_passwords. Context is everything.
Over-relying on general descriptions
Asking for 'all client information'. The system will attempt to combine data from multiple sources poorly, missing crucial details like asset tags or procedure steps.
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Break it down. First, call list_companies. Then, for Company A, call list_assets and separately call list_procedures. This systematic approach guarantees all required data sets are retrieved.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your workflow involves highly structured, repetitive tasks: asset inventory checks, credential lookups, or compliance auditing. If you need to write a poem about the client company or summarize unstructured emails, don't use it—that’s for general LLM conversation. However, if your task requires data that must match an existing record (e.g., getting details on 'DC-SRV-01'), this MCP is critical. Never assume a tool exists; always verify the required parameters using get_company or list_companies first.
Common Questions About Hudu MCP
How do I find all the assets for my client using list_assets? +
You use the company ID filter within list_assets. You should first run list_companies to get the correct ID, and then pass that specific ID into your request when calling list_assets.
Can I list passwords without knowing the company name? Using list_passwords? +
No. The function requires a filter by company ID to ensure you only see relevant secrets. You must first use get_company or list_companies to confirm the correct client context.
What is the difference between get_asset and list_assets? +
list_assets gives you a table of everything (a summary view). get_asset takes one specific asset ID and returns every single piece of detailed metadata for just that item.
How do I document a new client company using create_company? +
To start, simply instruct your agent to 'Create a new company called [Name Here]'. This runs create_company and establishes the core record in Hudu.
Do I need list_procedures before using get_procedure? +
Yes. You use list_procedures to browse all available operational checklists for a company, which gives you the specific procedure ID required when calling get_procedure.
If I use list_passwords, how does the MCP handle data security for retrieving secrets? +
The connection layer enforces strict authorization checks before any password details are exposed. Your AI client's credentials must have explicit permissions to view sensitive entries; otherwise, the tool call fails safely.
When I run list_assets, can the results be filtered by a specific tag or category? +
Yes. The asset listing capability allows you to filter results not only by company ID but also by any defined metadata tag (e.g., 'Core', 'Backup'), helping narrow down your inventory immediately.
Does get_article require a company identifier to find client-specific knowledge base content? +
You can scope the search results by supplying a Company ID. This limits the article retrieval solely to documentation relevant to that specific client, improving accuracy.
Can I retrieve stored passwords for a specific client? +
Yes. Use list_passwords with an optional company_id to filter passwords by client. Then use get_password with a specific password ID to retrieve the full entry including the secret. Use list_companies to find the company ID first.
Does Hudu require a custom instance URL? +
Yes. Hudu is self-hosted or uses dedicated instances, so you need to provide your Instance URL (e.g., https://your-company.huducloud.com) along with the API Key. The API Key is sent via the x-api-key header (not Bearer), and all API calls are routed to {instanceUrl}/api/v1.
Can I track all assets for a specific company? +
Yes. Use list_assets with the company_id parameter to retrieve all assets (servers, workstations, network devices) for a specific client. Use get_asset for detailed specifications and tags. Use create_asset to add new assets with a name, company ID, and optional asset tag.
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