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Unraid Code Mode Mcp

mcp-jmpijll-unraid-code-mode-mcp · by jmpijll

Code-mode MCP server for the Unraid 7.2+ GraphQL API. Two tools (search + execute) with QuickJS WASM sandbox + optional Cloudflare Workers entry. Single-user (env) and multi-user (per-request HTTP headers) modes.

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unraid-code-mode-mcp

[](https://github.com/jmpijll/unraid-code-mode-mcp/actions/workflows/ci.yml) [](LICENSE) [](#project-status) [](CHANGELOG.md)

A code-mode MCP server for the Unraid 7.2+ GraphQL API. Exposes two MCP tools — search and execute — that let an LLM agent introspect and call any Unraid GraphQL field by writing JavaScript that runs inside a sandboxed QuickJS WASM context.

Built as the GraphQL-flavoured sibling of unifi-code-mode-mcp and fortimanager-code-mode-mcp. Same architecture, same sandbox model, adapted to GraphQL introspection instead of OpenAPI.

> ## Project status > > This is a public beta. Install from source. Not on npm yet. > > The server boots, both tools work, and the test suite is green > (56/56 unit + integration tests across spec loader, dispatcher, > sandbox, HTTP client, multi-tenant context, and server transports). > A standalone npm run test:sandbox script exercises the QuickJS > sync + Promise-callback host bridge with 25 sequential awaits, a > 10-way Promise.all, mixed sequential/parallel patterns, and error > propagation — these are the patterns LLMs actually emit, and they > are the regression bar for the bridge. > > Verified live against a single real Unraid 7.2 box (the > maintainer's homelab) via scripts/mcp-call.mjs driving the stdio > transport directly: info, array, shares, vms, docker, and > online reads succeed; the VM SHUTOFF → RUNNING → SHUTOFF cycle > via vmStart / vmStop mutations succeeds; sequential awaits and > Promise.all both work end-to-end with real GraphQL latency; and > the bundled SDL fallback path (introspection disabled) returns a > human-readable diagnostic with a remediation hint instead of an > opaque HTTP 400. The bundled SDL is pinned to a tagged > unraid/api release > (currently v4.33.0, no main-drift) and the introspection-disabled > fallback is exercised by unit tests. > > End-to-end LLM-mediated invocation is verified through two clients > against the same Unraid 7.2 box: > > | Client | Model | Status | Transcript | > |---|---|---|---| > | cursor-agent v2026.05.05 | Claude Sonnet 4.6 (claude-4.6-sonnet-medium) | VERIFIED — 3 prompts including a full live info/array/shares/vms/docker/online overview rendered to a Markdown table; error-path prompt handled correctly without invented recovery | [out/verification/cursor-agent-sonnet-mcp-call.txt](out/verification/cursor-agent-sonnet-mcp-call.txt) | > | opencode v1.14.30 | DeepSeek v4 Flash via opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash | VERIFIED on schema-only path; live execute hit a mid-test upstream CSRF flip — schema smoke (102 ops) green; the live overview produced valid Promise.all typed-query code on the first try and the model handled the upstream Invalid CSRF token / 401 gracefully (explained, suggested re-auth, did not flail) | [out/verification/opencode-deepseek-mcp-call.txt](out/verification/opencode-deepseek-mcp-call.txt) | > > See [examples/unraid-expert-agent/](examples/unraid-expert-agent/) for > the persona ([AGENTS.md](examples/unraid-expert-agent/AGENTS.md)), > a vetted set of [sample prompts](examples/unraid-expert-agent/SAMPLEPROMPTS.md), > and [cross-platform install snippets](examples/unraid-expert-agent/install.md). > > NOT verified by us (and where help is welcome): every > agent / IDE client beyond cursor-agent CLI and opencode — Cursor IDE > chat panel, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, VS Code + Copilot, Codex CLI, > Continue, Cline, Aider, Zed, MCP Inspector (CLI + UI); the Streamable > HTTP transport in multi-tenant mode; the Cloudflare Workers entry > (scaffolded but not deployed); any non-VM mutation > (Docker container start/stop, share/disk operations, parity ops); > any Unraid box other than the maintainer's. We need testers — please > file [verification reports](.github/ISSUETEMPLATE/verificationreport.yml) > and [bug reports](.github/ISSUETEMPLATE/bugreport.yml) with whatever > you find. See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for the rules.

Why "code mode"?

The default MCP pattern is one tool per API operation. A typical Unraid 7.2 schema has ~57 queries and ~45 mutations across 240+ types — registering all of those as discrete MCP tools blows past every commercial agent's tool-list cap.

Code mode flips that: instead of a hundred tools, you get two. The LLM uses search to figure out what to call (no network), then writes a tiny JS snippet for execute that talks to the live API. See Cloudflare's code mode post for the full pattern, or the [architecture doc](docs/architecture.md) for the per-module breakdown.

Highlights

  • Two tools. search is read-only; execute runs sandboxed JS that calls real Unraid GraphQL.
  • Typed convenience calls. unraid.local.query.({ args, fields }) and unraid.local.mutation.({ args, fields }) synthesise the GraphQL document for you using introspected arg types.
  • Raw escape hatch. unraid.local.graphql({ query, variables }) posts any document; unraid.local.request({ method, path, body }) covers the rare non-GraphQL endpoints.
  • Single- and multi-user modes. Single-user via env vars (stdio), multi-user via X-Unraid-Api-Key HTTP headers.
  • Per-tenant TLS. Custom CA bundles or insecure mode survive into a per-request undici dispatcher.
  • Bundled SDL fallback. Server can boot without an Unraid server — it parses the latest committed src/spec/local-fallback.graphql so search is immediately useful.
  • Cloudflare Workers entry. A scaffold using @cloudflare/codemode ships in cf-worker/. See [cf-worker/README.md](cf-worker/README.md).

Quick start

git clone https://github.com/jmpijll/unraid-code-mode-mcp
cd unraid-code-mode-mcp
npm install --legacy-peer-deps
cp .env.example .env
# edit .env — set UNRAID_BASE_URL + UNRAID_API_KEY
npm run dev

Wire it into your MCP client. For Cursor, add to .cursor/mcp.json:

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

(Run npm run build first if you point at dist/. Or use npx tsx against src/index.ts for live development.)

Creating an Unraid API key

The API key is what authenticates the MCP server's calls to your Unraid box. Two ways to mint one:

Option A — Web UI. Go to Settings → Management Access → API Keys and create a key with the ADMIN role (or scope it down to whatever you actually want the agent to do). Copy the value into UNRAID_API_KEY.

Option B — CLI on the Unraid box. SSH in and run:

unraid-api apikey --create --name "mcp" --roles ADMIN --json

The JSON output contains a key field; that's UNRAID_API_KEY.

UNRAID_BASE_URL should be the URL you'd visit in a browser to reach the web UI (no path, no trailing slash) — e.g. https://tower.local or https://192.168.1.10.

TLS on Unraid

Unraid 7.2+ usually serves over HTTPS using a self-signed *.unraid.net certificate fronted by the LAN proxy. The MCP server has three options:

  1. Recommended: install the Unraid root CA on the host, or fetch it and pass UNRAID_CA_CERT_PATH=/path/to/ca.pem.
  2. Lab use: UNRAID_INSECURE=true skips verification. Logged on every request.
  3. Multi-tenant: clients can supply X-Unraid-Ca-Cert and/or X-Unraid-Insecure: true per request.

See [docs/security.md](docs/security.md) for the full picture.

Sample interactions

Discover the schema:

// search tool
searchOperations('docker', 10).map(function (op) { return op.name + ' (' + op.kind + ')'; });
// search tool — drill into a single op
getOperation('info');

Run a query (verified live on Unraid 7.2):

// execute tool
const info = await unraid.local.query.info({
  fields: ['os { distro release kernel uptime }', 'cpu { manufacturer brand cores threads }'].join(' '),
});
return info;

Read multiple things — sequential await and Promise.all both work:

// execute tool — sequential awaits (fine; full canonical async)
const info = await unraid.local.query.info({ fields: 'os { distro }' });
const arr = await unraid.local.query.array({ fields: 'state' });
const shares = await unraid.local.query.shares({ fields: 'name free used size' });
return { info, arr, shares };
// execute tool — parallel batch (faster when calls are independent)
const [info, arr, shares, online] = await Promise.all([
  unraid.local.graphql({ query: 'query { info { os { distro release kernel } cpu { brand cores threads } } }' }),
  unraid.local.graphql({ query: 'query { array { state } }' }),
  unraid.local.graphql({ query: 'query { shares { name free used size } }' }),
  unraid.local.graphql({ query: 'query { online }' }),
]);
return { info, arr, shares, online };

Run a mutation:

// execute tool
return await unraid.local.mutation.archiveAll({});

Fall back to raw GraphQL:

// execute tool
const data = await unraid.local.graphql({
  query: 'query { array { state capacity { kilobytes { free total } } } }',
});
return data;

Documentation

  • [Usage guide](docs/usage.md) — the search/execute API in detail.
  • [Architecture](docs/architecture.md) — per-module breakdown, request lifecycle.
  • [Multi-tenant deployment](docs/multi-tenant.md) — HTTP transport + headers.
  • [Deployment](docs/deployment.md) — Node / Docker / Cloudflare.
  • [Security](docs/security.md) — sandbox properties, TLS, Unraid 7.2 CSRF behaviour, threat model.
  • [Cursor coupling guide](docs/cursor-skill.md) — .cursor/mcp.json shapes, cursor-agent quirks, smoke commands.
  • [opencode coupling guide](docs/opencode-skill.md) — opencode.json shape, permissions, headless verification.
  • [Verification transcripts](out/verification/README.md) — sanitized records of every live end-to-end run we have.

Verifying your install

npm run build
npm test                  # 65 unit + integration tests
npm run test:sandbox      # QuickJS host-bridge stress (no Unraid box needed)
npm run smoke:inspector   # MCP Inspector CLI smoke against built dist (no Unraid box needed)

If smoke:inspector prints OK: both 'search' and 'execute' tools exposed by dist/index.js, your build is wire-compatible with any MCP client. The sandbox stress doubles as the regression bar for the Promise-callback host bridge.

Multi-user / multi-tenant

Run with MCP_TRANSPORT=http and without env credentials. The MCP HTTP transport listens on POST /mcp + GET /health, and every request must carry:

  • X-Unraid-Api-Key
  • X-Unraid-Base-Url
  • X-Unraid-Insecure (optional, true to skip TLS verification)
  • X-Unraid-Ca-Cert (optional, PEM-encoded CA bundle)

Origin allowlist defaults to localhost; tune via MCP_HTTP_ALLOWED_ORIGINS. See [docs/multi-tenant.md](docs/multi-tenant.md).

Verification status

What we have directly verified so far:

| Layer | How | Result | |---|---|---| | Unit tests | Vitest, 56 specs across spec loader, dispatcher, sandbox, HTTP client, multi-tenant context, and server transports | ✅ all green | | Integration tests | In-process node:http GraphQL mock + InMemoryTransport against createMcpServer; covers sequential awaits, Promise.all, mixed query/mutation/raw GraphQL, error propagation, and the per-execute call budget | ✅ green | | QuickJS host-bridge stress | npm run test:sandbox — 25 sequential awaits, 10-way Promise.all, mixed patterns, rejection propagation through await | ✅ green; this is the regression bar after the asyncify → sync + Promise-callback rewrite | | SDL fallback (introspection disabled) | Server boots without an Unraid box, parses bundled src/spec/local-fallback.graphql (pinned to unraid/api@v4.33.0), search is immediately usable; runtime fallback path also exercised by unit tests against a mock that returns INTROSPECTION_DISABLED | ✅ green; the INTROSPECTION_DISABLED error returns a human-readable diagnostic with a remediation hint (unraid-api developer --sandbox true) instead of HTTP 400 | | Live read sweep on a real Unraid 7.2 box | scripts/mcp-call.mjs driving stdio transport against the maintainer's homelab: info, array, shares, vms, docker, online | ✅ all queries returned real data; sequential awaits and Promise.all both worked end-to-end with real GraphQL latency | | Live mutation round-trip on the same box | VM SHUTOFF → RUNNING → SHUTOFF cycle via vmStart / vmStop mutations, with state polled via vms.domain.state between transitions | ✅ full cycle completed; error propagation verified by attempting vmStart on an already-running VM (returns Failed to set VM state: Invalid state transition from RUNNING to RUNNING cleanly through await) | | Linter + formatter + typecheck | npm run lint / npm run format:check / npm run typecheck | ✅ clean |

What is not yet verified (and where help is welcome):

  • Any agent / IDE client. All live verification so far has been through scripts/mcp-call.mjs driving the stdio transport directly. Cursor (chat panel), Claude Code, Claude Desktop, VS Code + Copilot, Codex CLI, Continue, Cline, opencode, Aider, Zed, the MCP Inspector (CLI and UI) — all wired but NOT verified by us. End-to-end LLM-mediated invocation is the most useful thing testers can report on.
  • Streamable HTTP transport in multi-tenant mode. The transport is wired and unit-tested; a real multi-tenant deployment behind a reverse proxy with header-based credentials is not.
  • Cloudflare Workers entry. cf-worker/ is scaffolded against @cloudflare/codemode but the Web Request/Response ↔ MCP SDK Node-stream adapter is not implemented, and the Worker is not deployed anywhere. Tracked in [cf-worker/README.md](cf-worker/README.md).
  • Mutations beyond VM start/stop. Docker container start / stop, parity check start / cancel, share / disk operations, user / API-key management, and the full mutation surface are wired through the typed dispatcher but not live-verified. Probing them blindly against live hardware is unsafe; we want testers with redundant homelabs.
  • Unraid Connect cloud surface. unraid.connect.* is reserved in TenantContext and not yet implemented. The current server only talks to a controller you can reach over the LAN.
  • Real Unraid boxes other than the maintainer's homelab. A single Unraid 7.2 box is not enough to generalise resilience claims — different array configs, plugin sets, network topologies, and Unraid versions will all surface different edge cases.
  • Long-running soak / stability under sustained load.

Roadmap

Done in v0.1.0-beta.2 and v0.1.0-beta.3:

  • Expose the sandbox wall-clock deadline as UNRAID_EXECUTE_TIMEOUT_MS (1 s – 10 min, default 30 s). Useful for slow-booting VMs and for very large Promise.all batches against a controller under load. (beta.2)
  • CSRF-aware error decoration — when an Unraid box returns extensions.code: UNAUTHENTICATED + Invalid CSRF token, the MCP server adds a remediation hint pointing at API key re-mint, the curl sanity check, and the box-side log path. See [docs/security.md](docs/security.md#unraid-72-csrf-behaviour). (beta.2)
  • MCP serverInfo.version reads from package.json at runtime — no more hand-stamped version drift between releases. (beta.2)
  • End-to-end LLM-mediated invocation verification through cursor-agent (Claude Sonnet 4.6) and opencode (DeepSeek v4 Flash). See the verification matrix above. (beta.2)
  • Auto-bump bundled SDL pin.github/workflows/update-spec.yml runs weekly, detects new unraid/api releases, regenerates `src/s

Source & license

This open-source MCP server is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.