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SentinelOne MCP Server

Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
S1_BASE_URLYesYour management console URL, e.g. https://your-console.sentinelone.net
S1_API_TOKENYesAPI token — generate in the console under My User → Actions → API Token Operations
S1_ENABLE_RAW_APINoOptional — set to true to expose s1_api_call for arbitrary endpoints. Leave unset for team deployments.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

CapabilityDetails
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Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
s1_list_sitesA

List sites in the SentinelOne management console. In an MSP/MSSP console, sites are how clients are segmented — use this to discover the client list, then feed site IDs into the other tools. Returns name, state, licence counts (active/total), SKU/suite, expiration and health status per site.

s1_estate_overviewA

Estate-wide endpoint health overview grouped by site — one call answers "what is the state of every client's endpoints?". Sweeps all agents server-side and returns a table per site: agent count, online/offline, infected, agents needing an update, reboot-required, stale agents (not seen for N days) and OS breakdown. This is the primary tool for MSP health/AV reporting. Use s1_agents to drill into the individual machines afterwards.

s1_agentsA

List endpoint agents with filters — the drill-down tool for machines. Returns each agent's computer name, site, OS, agent version, online/infected/up-to-date status, last active date, last logged-in user and network status. Filter by site, name, health flags or OS. Returns a compact summary per agent by default; set full_details=true for complete raw records (large). Call s1_list_sites first to resolve site IDs.

s1_threatsA

List threats/detections with filters — the drill-down tool for incidents. Returns each threat's name, classification, confidence level (malicious/suspicious), analyst verdict, incident status, mitigation status and actions, detection engine, file path/hash, affected machine and site, sorted newest first. Returns a compact summary per threat by default; set full_details=true for complete raw records. Use s1_threat_summary for aggregated counts across the estate.

s1_threat_summaryA

Aggregated threat counts grouped by site — the reporting/dashboard tool. Sweeps ALL matching threats server-side and returns compact counts: per site by incident status, analyst verdict and classification, plus estate-wide totals, the most common threat names and the machines with the most detections. Ideal for "threats this month across all clients" reporting — pass created_after for the period. Use s1_threats to drill into individual detections afterwards.

s1_activitiesA

Activity/audit log from the management console: threat mitigations, agent installs/upgrades, policy changes, user logins, exclusion changes and more, newest first. Useful as evidence of actions taken (e.g. "show what was done about the threat on machine X").

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription

No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

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No resources

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