Adguard Home Agent

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Version: 0.17.3

Overview

Adguard Home Agent is a production-grade Agent and Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to interface directly with AdGuard Home MCP Server for Agentic AI!.

Key Features

Consolidated Action-Routed MCP Tools: Minimizes token overhead and eliminates tool bloat in LLM contexts by grouping methods into optimized, togglable tool modules.
Enterprise-Grade Security: Comprehensive support for Eunomia policies, OIDC token delegation, and granular execution context tracking.
Integrated Graph Agent: Built-in Pydantic AI agent supporting the Agent Control Protocol (ACP) and standard Web interfaces (AG-UI).
Native Telemetry & Tracing: Out-of-the-box OpenTelemetry exports and native Langfuse tracing.

CLI or API

This agent wraps the AdGuard Home MCP Server for Agentic AI! API. You can interact with it programmatically or via its integrated execution entrypoints.

Detailed instructions on how to use the underlying API wrappers, extended schema bindings, and developer SDK references are maintained in docs/index.md.

MCP

This server utilizes dynamic Action-Routed tools to optimize token overhead and maximize IDE compatibility.

Available MCP Tools

Tool Module	Toggle Env Var	Enabled by Default	Description & Nested Methods
System	`SYSTEMTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home system operations. Action-routed methods: `get_version`, `set_protection`, `clear_cache`.
Access	`ACCESSTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home access operations. Action-routed methods: `get_access_list`, `set_access_list`.
Blocked Services	`BLOCKED_SERVICESTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home blocked services operations. Action-routed methods: `get_blocked_services_list`, `get_all_blocked_services`, `update_blocked_services`.
Filtering	`FILTERINGTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home filtering operations. Action-routed methods: `set_filtering_rules`, `check_host_filtering`, `set_filter_url_params`, `get_filtering_status`, `set_filtering_config`, `add_filter_url`, `remove_filter_url`, `refresh_filters`.
Clients	`CLIENTSTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home clients operations. Action-routed methods: `list_clients`, `search_clients`, `add_client`, `update_client`, `delete_client`.
Profile	`PROFILETOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home profile operations. Action-routed methods: `get_profile`, `update_profile`.
Dhcp	`DHCPTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home dhcp operations. Action-routed methods: `get_dhcp_status`, `get_dhcp_interfaces`, `set_dhcp_config`, `find_active_dhcp`, `add_dhcp_static_lease`, `remove_dhcp_static_lease`, `update_dhcp_static_lease`, `reset_dhcp`, `reset_dhcp_leases`.
Settings	`SETTINGSTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home settings operations. Action-routed methods: `get_parental_status`, `enable_parental_control`, `disable_parental_control`, `get_safebrowsing_status`, `enable_safebrowsing`, `disable_safebrowsing`, `get_safesearch_status`.
Query Log	`QUERY_LOGTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home query log operations. Action-routed methods: `get_query_log`, `clear_query_log`.
Rewrites	`REWRITESTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home rewrites operations. Action-routed methods: `list_rewrites`, `add_rewrite`, `delete_rewrite`, `update_rewrite`, `get_rewrite_settings`, `update_rewrite_settings`.
Tls	`TLSTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home tls operations. Action-routed methods: `get_tls_status`, `configure_tls`, `validate_tls`.
Mobile	`MOBILETOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home mobile operations. Action-routed methods: `get_doh_mobile_config`, `get_dot_mobile_config`.
Stats	`STATSTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home stats operations. Action-routed methods: `get_stats`, `reset_stats`, `get_stats_config`, `set_stats_config`.
Dns	`DNSTOOL`	`True`	Manage adguard home dns operations. Action-routed methods: `get_dns_info`, `set_dns_config`, `test_upstream_dns`.

Detailed tool schemas, parameter shapes, and validation constraints are preserved in docs/mcp.md.

MCP Configuration Examples

stdio Transport (Recommended for local IDEs e.g., Cursor, Claude Desktop)

Configure your IDE's mcp.json to launch the MCP server via uvx:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "adguard-home-agent": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "--from",
        "adguard-home-agent",
        "adguard-mcp"
      ],
      "env": {
        "ADGUARD_HOST": "your_adguard_host_here",
        "ADGUARD_API_KEY": "your_adguard_api_key_here",
        "ADGUARD_DEFAULT_ADMIN_USER": "your_adguard_default_admin_user_here",
        "ADGUARD_DEFAULT_ADMIN_PASS": "your_adguard_default_admin_pass_here",
        "LLM_ROUTER_MODEL": "your_llm_router_model_here",
        "LLM_AGENT_MODEL": "your_llm_agent_model_here",
        "GRAPH_ROUTER_TIMEOUT": "your_graph_router_timeout_here",
        "GRAPH_VERIFIER_TIMEOUT": "your_graph_verifier_timeout_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Streamable-HTTP Transport (Recommended for production deployments)

Configure your client's mcp.json to launch the Streamable-HTTP server via uvx with explicit host and port definition:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "adguard-home-agent": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "--from",
        "adguard-home-agent",
        "adguard-mcp"
      ],
      "env": {
        "TRANSPORT": "streamable-http",
        "HOST": "0.0.0.0",
        "PORT": "8000",
        "ADGUARD_HOST": "your_adguard_host_here",
        "ADGUARD_API_KEY": "your_adguard_api_key_here",
        "ADGUARD_DEFAULT_ADMIN_USER": "your_adguard_default_admin_user_here",
        "ADGUARD_DEFAULT_ADMIN_PASS": "your_adguard_default_admin_pass_here",
        "LLM_ROUTER_MODEL": "your_llm_router_model_here",
        "LLM_AGENT_MODEL": "your_llm_agent_model_here",
        "GRAPH_ROUTER_TIMEOUT": "your_graph_router_timeout_here",
        "GRAPH_VERIFIER_TIMEOUT": "your_graph_verifier_timeout_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Alternatively, connect to a pre-deployed remote or local Streamable-HTTP instance:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "adguard-home-agent": {
      "url": "http://localhost:8000/adguard-home-agent/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Deploying the Streamable-HTTP server via Docker:

docker run -d \
  --name adguard-home-agent-mcp \
  -p 8000:8000 \
  -e TRANSPORT=streamable-http \
  -e PORT=8000 \
  -e ADGUARD_HOST="your_value" \
  -e ADGUARD_API_KEY="your_value" \
  -e ADGUARD_DEFAULT_ADMIN_USER="your_value" \
  -e ADGUARD_DEFAULT_ADMIN_PASS="your_value" \
  -e LLM_ROUTER_MODEL="your_value" \
  -e LLM_AGENT_MODEL="your_value" \
  -e GRAPH_ROUTER_TIMEOUT="your_value" \
  -e GRAPH_VERIFIER_TIMEOUT="your_value" \
  knucklessg1/adguard-home-agent:latest

Security & Governance

Built directly upon the enterprise-ready agent-utilities core, standard security parameters are fully supported:

Access Control & Policy Enforcement

Eunomia Policies: Fine-grained, policy-driven tool authorization. Supports none, local embedded (mcp_policies.json), or centralized remote modes.
OIDC Token Delegation: Compliant with RFC 8693 token exchange for flowing authenticating user credentials from Web UI / ACP → Agent → MCP.
Scoped Credentials: Execution context runs restricted to the specific caller identity.

Runtime Security Grid

Feature	Functionality	Enablement
Tool Guard	Sensitivity inspection with human-in-the-loop validation	Enabled by default
Prompt Injection Defense	Input scanning, repetition monitoring, and recursive loop blocks	Enabled by default
Context Safety Guard	Stuck-loop detectors and contextual overflow preemptive alerts	Enabled by default

Installation

Install the Python package locally:

# Using uv (highly recommended)
uv pip install adguard-home-agent[all]

# Using standard pip
python -m pip install adguard-home-agent[all]

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Development Status
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Environment
- Console
License
- OSI Approved :: MIT License
Operating System
- POSIX :: Linux
Programming Language
- Python :: 3

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Development Status
- 4 - Beta
Environment
- Console
License
- OSI Approved :: MIT License
Operating System
- POSIX :: Linux
Programming Language
- Python :: 3

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