mcp-remnawave

mcp-remnawave

Enables MCP clients like Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor to read and manage Remnawave 3.x VPN panel resources — users, nodes, hosts, config profiles, squads, subscription templates, billing, and HWID devices — through the panel's REST API, with contract-driven tool schemas, numeric user IDs, multi-panel config lookup, and an optional readonly mode.

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mcp-remnawave

MCP server for the Remnawave VPN panel — updated for Remnawave 3.x

Remnawave 3.x Node.js 22+ MCP License: MIT Version

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Lets an MCP client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or any other — read and manage users, nodes, hosts, config profiles, squads, subscription templates, billing and HWID devices through the panel's REST API.

Maintained fork of TrackLine/mcp-remnawave v1.2.0, brought in line with Remnawave 3.x (verified against a live 3.3.x panel) and reworked so that tool schemas can no longer drift away from the panel API.

✨ Highlights

🔢 Numeric user ids Remnawave 3.0 dropped the user uuid; every users_* tool uses the numeric id and the removed by-* routes are replaced by users_list filters
📜 Schemas from the contract Write tools take their input schema straight from @remnawave/backend-contract — the full API surface, not a hand-picked subset
🧾 Real error messages Validation errors come back with field-level details instead of a bare Validation failed
🗂 One install, many panels Panel config is looked up in the current project first — the active panel is whichever project you are working in
🔒 Readonly by default With REMNAWAVE_READONLY=true write tools are not registered at all

🚀 Quick start

git clone https://github.com/Maaagiic/mcp-remnawave.git
cd mcp-remnawave
npm install && npm run build

cp .env.example .env          # set REMNAWAVE_BASE_URL and REMNAWAVE_API_TOKEN

# Claude Code — available in every project:
claude mcp add --scope user remnawave -- node "$PWD/dist/index.js"

That's it. Ask your client to system_metadata — it should answer with the panel version.

<details> <summary><b>Per-project registration instead (<code>.mcp.json</code>)</b></summary>

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "remnawave": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/mcp-remnawave/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

</details>

<details> <summary><b>Other MCP clients</b></summary>

Any stdio MCP client works — point it at node dist/index.js and pass the environment variables from the table below (or rely on the config file lookup). </details>

⚙️ Configuration

Variable Required Description
REMNAWAVE_BASE_URL ✅ Panel URL, e.g. https://panel.example.com
REMNAWAVE_API_TOKEN ✅ API token (Bearer) — Panel → API tokens
REMNAWAVE_READONLY — true = only read tools are registered (recommended default)
REMNAWAVE_API_KEY — X-Api-Key for a Caddy custom-path setup
REMNAWAVE_ENV_FILE — Explicit path to a config file

Where the config comes from

The server stops at the first file that provides REMNAWAVE_BASE_URL and REMNAWAVE_API_TOKEN:

1. $REMNAWAVE_ENV_FILE          explicit path
2. <cwd>/.remnawave.env         per-project — add it to .gitignore
3. <cwd>/.env
4. <package>/.env               fallback

MCP clients launch stdio servers with cwd set to the project root, so with a single global install the active panel is whichever project you are working in. To add a panel, drop a .remnawave.env into its project — nothing to change on the server side. Variables already present in the environment are never overridden, so env passed by the client registration always wins.

Readonly mode

Start with REMNAWAVE_READONLY=true. Write tools (create / update / delete / enable / disable / bulk) are not registered at all in this mode, so the client cannot even attempt them. Set it to false and restart the server when you actually need to write.

🧰 Tools

About 150 tools, grouped like the panel API. Read tools are always available; write tools only when readonly is off.

<details open> <summary><b>Users</b></summary>

Read Write
users_list (filters · sorting), users_get, users_get_by_username, users_get_by_short_uuid, users_resolve, users_accessible_nodes, users_tags_list users_create, users_update, users_delete, users_enable / users_disable, users_revoke_subscription, users_reset_traffic, users_extend_expiration, users_bulk_*, users_bulk_all_*
  • Search by telegramId / email / tag / status: users_list with filters: [{"id": "telegramId", "value": 123456789}] (+ optional filterModes, sorting). This replaces the by-* routes removed in 3.x.
  • users_resolve takes exactly one of id, shortUuid, username.
  • Bulk tools take userIds: number[] (1–500); users_bulk_update nests changed fields under fields.
  • users_create accepts explicit vlessUuid / ssPassword / trojanPassword / shortUuid — handy for service accounts. </details>

<details> <summary><b>Nodes · Hosts · Config profiles</b></summary>

Group Read Write
Nodes nodes_list, nodes_get, nodes_tags_list nodes_create / update / delete, nodes_enable / disable, nodes_restart, nodes_restart_all, nodes_reorder, nodes_reset_traffic, nodes_bulk_*
Hosts hosts_list, hosts_get, hosts_tags_list hosts_create / update / delete, hosts_bulk_*
Config profiles config_profiles_list / get, config_profiles_get_inbounds, config_profiles_get_computed_config, inbounds_list config_profiles_create / update / delete / reorder
  • config_profiles_update with config replaces the whole xray config of the profile — read, patch, write back.
  • hosts_create requires inbound: { configProfileUuid, configProfileInboundUuid }. </details>

<details> <summary><b>Squads · Subscriptions · Templates</b></summary>

Group Read Write
Squads squads_list, squads_accessible_nodes, external_squads_list / get squads_create / update / delete, squads_add_users, squads_remove_users, external_squads_*
Subscriptions subscriptions_list, subscriptions_get_by_username, subscriptions_get_by_short_uuid, subscriptions_get_by_user_id, subscriptions_get_raw_by_short_uuid, subscriptions_get_connection_keys, subscription_info —
Templates & pages subscription_templates_list / get, sub_page_configs_list / get subscription_templates_update, sub_page_configs_*
</details>

<details> <summary><b>HWID · System · Billing · Plugins · Misc</b></summary>

Group Read Write
HWID hwid_devices_list, hwid_devices_list_all, hwid_stats, hwid_top_users hwid_device_create / delete, hwid_devices_delete_all
System system_health, system_metadata, system_stats, system_stats_recap, system_bandwidth_stats, system_nodes_metrics, system_nodes_statistics, system_generate_x25519, keygen_get, system_srr_matcher settings_update
Billing billing_providers_list / get, billing_nodes_list, billing_history_list billing_provider_*, billing_node_*, billing_history_*
Node plugins node_plugins_list / get, node_plugins_torrent_* node_plugins_*
Misc api_tokens_list, snippets_list, metadata_*_get, ip_control_* api_tokens_*, snippets_*, metadata_*_upsert

api_tokens_list and settings_* need an API token with the matching rights — otherwise the panel answers Forbidden. </details>

🔧 What changed vs. upstream

<details> <summary>Full list</summary>

  • Numeric user ids everywhere; users_get_by_telegram_id / _by_email / _by_tag / _by_subscription_uuid and subscriptions_get_by_uuid removed (the routes no longer exist).
  • contractTool() — write tools register with RequestSchema.shape from the contract. Before: 20 of 23 write tools exposed a subset of fields and the MCP SDK dropped the rest silently.
  • users_* remain hand-written: the installed contract still declares uuid for users.
  • New: users_extend_expiration, users_accessible_nodes, subscriptions_get_by_user_id, subscription_templates_list / get / update; config_profiles_update takes config.
  • Client: full API error bodies, empty 2xx bodies on bulk operations handled, trailing-slash-safe hand-built paths for 3.x-only routes.
  • Enums from the contract (RESET_PERIODS incl. MONTH_ROLLING, USERS_STATUS).
  • Multi-panel config lookup; readonly recommended by default; version bumped to 2.0.0. </details>

🛠 Development

npm run dev       # tsup --watch
npm run build     # tsup → dist/index.js
npx tsc --noEmit  # typecheck

🐳 Docker

docker compose up -d

See docker-compose.yml and pass the same environment variables.

📄 License

MIT. Upstream authorship: TrackLine/mcp-remnawave.

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