verkada-command
Candidate MCP tool surface derived from the Verkada Command API operations published in the provider's own llms.txt / API reference. Verkada does not (as of this pass) publish an official hosted or remote MCP server; this is a proposed mapping of one MCP tool per marquee operation to make the Command API agent-ready. operationIds are the verbatim Verkada API reference identifiers.
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Documentation
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Tools
get_api_token— Exchange the top-level API key for a 30-minute API token.list_cameras— Return details of all cameras in the organization.get_camera_alerts— Return camera alerts (offline, tamper, motion, crowd, person of interest) for a time range.get_object_counts— Return people/vehicle counts for a camera over a time range.get_footage_link— Return a link to play footage from a camera at a timestamp.get_streaming_token— Mint a JWT to stream live/historical HLS footage.list_seen_license_plates— Return timestamps, plate numbers, and images seen by an LPR camera.list_access_users— List all access users in the organization.get_access_user— Retrieve the access information object for a user.list_doors— Retrieve all doors in the organization.unlock_door_as_admin— Unlock a door irrespective of user privileges (safety-critical).unlock_door_as_user— Unlock a door as a specific user, honoring their access level.list_access_groups— List all access groups in the organization.get_access_events— Return access-control events for a time range.get_audit_logs— Return organization audit logs for a time range.create_user— Create a Command user (Core).get_sensor_data— Return sensor readings for a sensor over a time range.get_sensor_alerts— Return sensor alerts over a time range.create_helix_event— Create a Helix video-tagging event.search_helix_events— Search Helix video-tagging events.list_guest_events— Return guest events for a site within a time range.get_alarm_devices— Get devices in an alarm site.
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