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This MCP repository hosts a suite of server implementations, each providing a structured, machine-readable API for various Check Point security domains. You can run any of the included MCP servers individually via the npm/npx workflow described here. Each server exposes domain-specific data (policies, logs, threat intel, GAIA network data, documentation guidance, and more) in a consistent MCP format that AI copilots can consume. To start a server, choose the package you need (for example, management or threat-prevention) and run it with the corresponding MCP package via npx. Once running, you can query the server for its domain data—policies, objects, logs, configurations, or real-time diagnostics—using your MCP client. The repository also includes development and Nx workspace tooling to build and test individual servers or the whole monorepo.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (recommended LTS) and npm installed on your machine
• Git installed to clone the repository
• Optional: a Check Point environment if you plan to connect to live management data

Install steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/your-org/checkpoint-mcp-servers.git

2. Navigate into the project and install dependencies: cd checkpoint-mcp-servers npm install

3. Build all packages (optional but recommended for development): npm run build

4. Run a specific MCP server (example for management): npx nx run @chkp/quantum-management-mcp:dev

5. If you prefer individual package execution without the Nx graph, you can run via npx directly: npx @chkp/quantum-management-mcp

6. Refer to each package’s README for any package-specific configuration requirements.

Tips and common considerations:

• This repository uses Nx to manage multiple packages. You can run tasks for specific packages using the provided aliases or direct nx commands.
• Each MCP server may require environment-specific configuration (e.g., connections to Check Point management systems, credentials, or policy contexts). Do not expose credentials to the model; use dedicated secure env vars and secrets management.
• If you plan to run multiple MCP servers locally, ensure your environment has sufficient resources (CPU, memory) to host multiple Node processes concurrently.
• The npm_package field is null because this is a monorepo containing many MCP server packages rather than a single npm package you install directly.