taegis-magic-mcp

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps taegis-magic — the Secureworks Taegis XDR CLI and SDK — so that AI assistants and agents can query alerts, events, investigations, threat intelligence, and tenants directly from their context window.

How it works

taegis-magic is the official open-source CLI and SDK for Secureworks Taegis XDR. It exposes subcommands like taegis alerts search, taegis investigations search, taegis events search, etc. via a rich Python SDK backed by the Taegis GraphQL API.

This server wraps those CLI commands behind the MCP tool protocol: an agent calls a tool (search_alerts, search_events, …), the server runs the appropriate taegis command as a subprocess, and returns the JSON output to the agent. No Taegis API knowledge is required on the agent side.

Agent / LLM
    │
    │  MCP tool call: search_alerts(query="...", region="charlie")
    ▼
taegis-magic-mcp  (this server)
    │
    │  subprocess: taegis alerts search --cell "..." --region charlie --limit 100
    ▼
taegis-magic CLI  ─────► Secureworks Taegis XDR API

Requirements

Authentication

taegis-magic supports two authentication methods:

OAuth client credentials (recommended for automated use)

export TAEGIS_CLIENT_ID=<your-oauth-client-id>
export TAEGIS_CLIENT_SECRET=<your-oauth-client-secret>
export TAEGIS_ENVIRONMENT=<region>   # charlie | delta | us1 | us2 | eu

The MCP server forwards these as CLIENT_ID / CLIENT_SECRET to the taegis-sdk-python environment (the names the SDK reads). TAEGIS_CLIENT_ID / TAEGIS_CLIENT_SECRET are the namespaced forms used here to avoid collisions with other tools.

Interactive login (recommended for interactive use)

taegis auth login

The cached token is stored at ~/.taegis_sdk_python/config and reused automatically.

Available MCP tools

All tools accept an optional region parameter (overrides TAEGIS_ENVIRONMENT).

Example queries

search_alerts(query="FROM alert EARLIEST=-1d WHERE severity='High'", region="charlie")
search_events(query="FROM event EARLIEST=-4h WHERE source_ip='10.0.0.1'")
search_threat_intel(query="evil.example.com")
run_taegis_command(args="rules search --region charlie --limit 10")

Installation

With opencode

Clone or add this repo as a submodule, then add to your opencode.jsonc:

"mcp": {
  "taegis": {
    "type": "local",
    "command": ["uv", "run", "--project", "/path/to/taegis-magic-mcp", "taegis-mcp"],
    "environment": {
      "TAEGIS_CLIENT_ID": "${TAEGIS_CLIENT_ID}",
      "TAEGIS_CLIENT_SECRET": "${TAEGIS_CLIENT_SECRET}",
      "TAEGIS_ENVIRONMENT": "${TAEGIS_ENVIRONMENT}"
    },
    "enabled": false
  }
}

Set "enabled": true (or toggle at runtime) when you want the Taegis tools in scope.

Standalone

git clone https://github.com/DarkLicornor/taegis-magic-mcp.git
cd taegis-magic-mcp
uv sync
uv run taegis-mcp

Development

git clone https://github.com/DarkLicornor/taegis-magic-mcp.git
cd taegis-magic-mcp
uv sync --extra dev
uv run taegis-mcp        # run the server
uv run pytest            # run tests
uv run ruff check .      # lint
uv run mypy src          # type-check

See also

• taegis-magic — the underlying Taegis CLI / SDK this server wraps

• taegis-sdk-python — the Python SDK taegis-magic is built on

• Model Context Protocol — the protocol this server implements

• FastMCP — the MCP server framework used

License

MIT