AdGuard Home

Questions about the AdGuard Home CLI

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Is there a command line tool for AdGuard Home?

Yes. adguard-home-pp-cli is an agent-native CLI for AdGuard Home. It runs as a single Go binary, ships with an agent skill, and installs with one command. You can call it from your shell or hand it to an AI agent.

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How do I install the AdGuard Home CLI?

Run npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press-library install adguard-home in your terminal. That pulls the Go binary and the matching agent skill together. Node is the only prerequisite. The same command updates the tool when a new version ships.

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How do I use AdGuard Home from the command line?

After installing, call adguard-home-pp-cli directly from your shell. Run adguard-home-pp-cli --help to list the available commands. The tool returns structured output, so you can pipe it into other commands or read it back in an agent session.

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Does AdGuard Home have an MCP server?

Yes. AdGuard Home ships an MCP server through adguard-home-pp-mcp. It exposes 81 tools over stdio. Point any MCP client at it, including Claude Desktop, to give your agent direct access.

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How do I connect AdGuard Home to Claude or another AI agent?

Install the CLI with npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press-library install adguard-home and the agent skill goes in with it. The skill teaches the agent how and when to call AdGuard Home, so it shows up as a ready command in Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other compatible agents.

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Is the AdGuard Home CLI free and open source?

Yes. The CLI is open source and lives in the printing-press-library on GitHub. You bring your own AdGuard Home credentials, which it reads from your environment and never stores.

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