RHOMBUS NODE TOOLS

30 tools from the Rhombus Node MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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READ TOOLS

19
access-control-tool This tool manages Rhombus access control operations including door unlocking, access groups, credentials, lockdown plans, door schedules, and acce... alarm-monitoring-tool This tool retrieves alarm monitoring status and threat case information across Rhombus locations. It has the following modes of operation, determ... analytics-tool This tool generates composite operational analytics reports by combining multiple data sources. Use it for high-level business questions about spa... camera-uptime-tool This tool analyzes camera uptime and reliability over a time period. It computes uptime percentages, outage counts, and longest outage durations. ... count-tool This tool counts the number of items by accepting an array of UUIDs. It can count anything that has UUIDs - users, devices, records, ... entity-lookup-tool Retrieves specific entities (or devices) by their UUIDs. Takes a list of device UUIDs and returns the device information for those specific device... faces-tool This tool interacts with the Rhombus face recognition system to retrieve information about face sightings and registered faces. If the user is as... get-entity-tool Retrieves entities (or devices) of certain types. Can request multiple entity types at once. The return structure is a JSON string that contains t... get-org-information Get general information about the organization including org name, camera configuration defaults, contact information, and org settings. guest-management-tool This tool manages Rhombus guest/visitor operations. It can list all guests, retrieve activity logs, and filter activities by location. It has the... reboot-cameras this tool is for rebooting one or more cameras causing them to reconnect to the server, this is a helpful option when a camera is experiencing conn... report-tool **Scope:** This tool returns **aggregated counts and time-series summaries** over specified intervals and scopes. Use **events-tool** when you nee... 2/5 search-tool This tool performs visual and data searches across Rhombus camera footage and events. It has the following modes of operation, determined by the ... 2/5 time-conversion-tool This tool is capable of converting to and from epoch and ISO 8601 timestamps. Use this tool when you have one time format and need to convert to th... time-tool This tool is capable of returning the time from a natural language query. If the user asks about the 'current time' use this tool. Try to kee tim... user-access-trail-tool This tool traces a specific user's physical access events across all doors and access points. It answers questions like "Where did this person bad... user-audit-tool This tool retrieves configuration audit trails for specific users or specific targets (devices, policies, etc.). Unlike the general audit feed, th... user-tool This tool manages Rhombus user operations including listing users, finding users by email, and viewing permissions. It has the following modes of... video-walls-tool This tool interacts with Rhombus video walls. Rhombus video walls are a collection of camera feeds combined into a single view, allowing users to ...

WRITE TOOLS

6

DESTRUCTIVE TOOLS

1

EXECUTE TOOLS

4
How many tools does the Rhombus Node MCP server have? +

The Rhombus Node MCP server exposes 30 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Rhombus Node tools? +

Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Rhombus Node server.

What risk categories do Rhombus Node tools fall into? +

Rhombus Node tools are categorised as Read (19), Write (6), Destructive (1), Execute (4). Each category has a recommended default policy.

Enforce policies on Rhombus Node

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