Add k3l0-dev/aci-mcp to Infrastructure - #1592
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Schema-driven MCP server for Cisco ACI: discovers classes from the APIC's own schemas rather than wrapping a fixed endpoint list.
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Adds k3l0-dev/aci-mcp to
docs/infrastructure.md, alongside the other network-infrastructure servers already there (NetBox, POX SDN, UniFi, vCenter).What it does. It is an MCP server for Cisco ACI. Rather than wrapping a fixed list of APIC endpoints, it reads the fabric's own jsonmeta schemas: the agent searches for the class it needs, inspects that class's identifiers, containment and relations, and only then queries. That ordering is the point on ACI — the APIC answers an unknown class or a misspelled attribute with an empty result rather than an error, so an agent that guesses class names fails silently and confidently. Five read-only tools cover all 15,000+ classes.
Format. One bullet,
- [owner/repo](url): description, with the optionalTransport/Auth/Install/Licensemetadata the README encourages. Searched the repo for the URL and project name — no duplicate.Licence, stated up front. PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 — free for non-commercial use, commercial licence available. Noted in the entry itself so nobody finds out after installing. Happy to reword or withdraw if that puts it out of scope.