Resilio MCP Server
AI-Powered Operational Intelligence with Resilio
Real-time diagnostics, security monitoring, and custom reporting from the infrastructure you already manage.
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Three Layers of Intelligence, One Integration Point
Real-Time and Reliable Infrastructure Insights
Hit an unfamiliar error code? The AI looks it up and recommends remediation steps directly from product documentation, rather than guessing.
Achieve Team-wide Operational Self-Sufficiency
Any team member can ask "What's failing, and how do I fix it?" and get an actionable, sourced answer immediately, with real access to agent health, transfer status, error codes, job history, and configuration, all in plain English.
Advanced Analytics with Custom Reporting and Visualizations
Enhanced Governance and Security
Every mutating operation is flagged as dangerous: the AI assistant must explain its full plan and list side effects before executing, and it won't proceed until you confirm. Before any change is applied, it automatically backs up your configuration.
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Ask something like "Flag any agent with an abnormal spike of file deletions in the last 24 hours," and get an answer grounded in your actual event data.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Resilio MCP Server
How do I integrate AI with my management console?
Download the Resilio MCP Server executable for macOS, Windows, or Linux, set your Management Console URL and API token, then point your AI client at the server. The MCP runs locally on your machine. Setup takes minutes with no new platforms or dependencies.
What is the MCP Server, and why does it matter for enterprise AI?
The Resilio MCP Server implements the open Model Context Protocol standard, making your Resilio management console directly queryable by AI assistants. It turns infrastructure telemetry that's locked behind consoles and APIs into a live AI data source, giving your teams instant access to diagnostics, troubleshooting, and reporting through natural language.
Is it safe to give AI access to our infrastructure?
The Resilio MCP Server is read-only by default. Write capabilities require an explicit configuration change, and all mutating operations require your confirmation before executing. The AI is always limited to what the API token permits. The server runs locally, and credentials never leave your machine or the AI assistant you choose. The MCP has no access to actual file data; it only connects to the management console.
How is this different from using the API directly?
The Resilio MCP Server packages 135 purpose-built tools, including composite diagnostic workflows that invoke multiple API calls in a single query, pre-process the results, and return formatted summaries. It also includes built-in access to documentation and schema descriptions that guide the AI's reasoning. The result is faster, more accurate troubleshooting without the timeouts and guesswork of raw API chaining.
What AI tools and platforms are supported?
The MCP Server works with desktop AI clients that support standard IO connections, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, and JetBrains IDEs. It is available on macOS, Windows (signed MSI), and Linux. Because the MCP runs locally, browser-based AI tools are not currently supported. Check the documentation for the latest compatibility list.
What Resilio management console versions are supported?
The MCP Server supports management console version 3.8 and above. The analytics and security monitoring tools require Resilio 6 and above to access the time-series events database, but all other tools work with earlier supported versions.
What does the Resilio MCP Server cost?
The Resilio MCP Server itself has no additional cost. It requires an API license for your management console. If you don't currently have an API license, contact your account team for a trial key.
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