Action1 MCP server — endpoint inventory, patch visibility, and policy automation via REST API.
ACTION1_CLIENT_SECRETOAuth apprequiredAction1 OAuth client secret
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action1_list_endpointsList all endpoints (managed devices) in an Action1 organization.List all endpoints (managed devices) in an Action1 organization.
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action1_get_endpointGet a single endpoint by id, with full detail: hardware, installed agent version,Get a single endpoint by id, with full detail: hardware, installed agent version,
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action1_list_organizationsList all Action1 organizations (tenants) accessible to the configured credentials.List all Action1 organizations (tenants) accessible to the configured credentials.
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action1_list_policiesList Action1 policies (automations, deployment rules, remediation policies) in an organization.List Action1 policies (automations, deployment rules, remediation policies) in an organization.
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action1_list_missing_updatesList missing OS / application patches across endpoints in an Action1 organization.List missing OS / application patches across endpoints in an Action1 organization.
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action1_navigateDiscover available Action1 tools by domain. All tools are callable at any time — this is a help/discovery aid.Discover available Action1 tools by domain. All tools are callable at any time — this is a help/discovery aid.
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Action1 MCP server — endpoint inventory, patch visibility, and policy automation via REST API.
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