AIops-tools/Network-AIops
by Various
Standalone governed multi-vendor network ops (NAPALM) — 13 MCP tools with audit/budget/undo/risk-tier harness
MCP
AIops-tools/Network-AIops
Added 18 Oct 2026
Overview
A Python-based network operations toolkit that uses NAPALM to manage multi-vendor devices. It exposes 13 Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools wrapped in a governance harness with audit logging, budget controls, undo capabilities, and risk tiering. Designed as a standalone deployment for controlled network automation.
Best for
Best for
Network engineers needing governed, multi-vendor automation with rollback and audit controls
Use cases
- Automate configuration changes across NAPALM-supported network devices
- Apply risk-tiered network changes with rollback and audit trails
- Enforce budget limits on network operation tasks
Notes
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-15. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Multi-vendor support via NAPALM
- Built-in governance features like audit, budget, undo, and risk tiers
- Standalone deployment without external dependencies
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars suggests limited community adoption or validation
- Requires familiarity with NAPALM and MCP concepts
- No evidence of active maintenance or documentation
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