Unraid RMCP MCP server

Unraid

<!-- mcp-name: tv.tootie/unraid-mcp -->

A monorepo of Unraid tooling: two MCP servers (Python and Rust) and three Unraid OS plugins, plus the Claude/Codex agent integrations that surface them.

Repo name. This repo was renamed unraid-mcp → unraid on 2026-07-27, and

the former standalone runraid and incus-unraid repos were merged in here. The

old GitHub name still redirects, so existing plugin install/update URLs keep

working. The **PyPI package, the container image, the Claude plugin, and the

Unraid .plg** are all still named unraid-mcp — only the repo changed.

Components

Install the agent plugins (one marketplace command, two manifests)

/plugin marketplace add dinglebear-ai/unraid
/plugin install unraid-mcp@unraid-mcp   # Python server
/plugin install runraid@unraid-mcp      # Rust server

The @unraid-mcp suffix is the marketplace name declared in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json, not the repo name — it stays unraid-mcp even though the repo is now dinglebear-ai/unraid.

Both plugins are published from a single repo. Claude reads .claude-plugin/marketplace.json; Codex reads .agents/plugins/marketplace.json. meta-ci.yml asserts the two list the same plugin set, so they cannot drift.

marketplace add accepts the owner/repo shorthand (or a full git URL / local path). After install, Claude Code prompts for the connection settings (the plugin's userConfig).

Plugin credentials need no manual step

The agent plugins ship no Claude Code hooks, and none are needed: both .mcp.json files map your plugin settings into the server environment directly via ${userconfig.}. agents/unraid-rs wires 10 keys (endpoint, API key, TLS skip, bearer token, four OAuth vars); agents/unraid-py wires UNRAIDAPIURL and UNRAIDAPIKEY. Set them in plugin settings and the server picks them up on next launch.

Optional, for non-plugin installs (systemd, Docker) that want ~/.unraid/.env written to disk:

runraid setup plugin-hook          # or: npx -y @dinglebear/unraid setup plugin-hook

unraid-py quickstart (Python MCP server)

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.