Arrakis MCP Server: Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling

What is Arrakis MCP Server: Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling?

Arrakis MCP Server is a specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) service that integrates Arrakis VM sandboxing technology to provide isolated, secure execution environments for Large Language Models (LLMs). It acts as a bridge between LLMs and virtualized systems, ensuring operations like command execution, file transfers, and state management occur in fully contained sandboxes. The "Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling" moniker emphasizes its ability to prevent cross-VM interference and maintain system stability despite unpredictable workloads.

How to Use Arrakis MCP Server: Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling?

1. Clone the repository and navigate to the directory:

   git clone https://github.com/abshkbh/arrakis-mcp-server.git
   cd arrakis-mcp-server

2. Configure your LLM tool's MCP settings by adding server parameters:

   "mcpServers": {
     "arrakis": {
       "command": "",
       "args": [
         "--directory",
         "",
         "run",
         "arrakis_mcp_server.py"
       ]
     }}

Once configured, the server will expose its VM management capabilities through standardized MCP endpoints for programmatic control.

Key Features of Arrakis MCP Server: Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling?

• Isolated VM Sandboxing: Full hardware-level isolation for each virtual machine ensures no resource contention or cross-process interference
• Snapshot Management: Create, restore, and revert VM states instantly through versioned snapshots
• Secure Command Execution: Run arbitrary commands within isolated environments while maintaining host system integrity
• State Control: Pause, stop, or terminate VMs dynamically via API commands
• File Operations: Bi-directional file transfer capabilities between host and VMs with access control
• Mass Cleanup: Bulk VM destruction capabilities to reclaim resources efficiently

Use Cases of Arrakis MCP Server: Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling?

Primary applications include:

• Testing untrusted code in production-grade sandboxed environments
• Executing high-risk experiments without compromising host infrastructure
• Creating reproducible development environments for collaboration
• Performing forensic analysis on suspicious binaries in isolated contexts
• Implementing scalable automated testing frameworks for cloud-native applications

FAQ from Arrakis MCP Server: Sand-Proof Chaos-Canceling?

Is this server compatible with all LLM tools?

Requires MCP v2.1+ support. Check your LLM tool's documentation for protocol compatibility.

How are VM resources allocated?

Uses host machine's CPU/memory resources dynamically, with per-VM resource caps enforceable through configuration

What happens if a VM becomes unstable?

Sandboxing isolates failures to the affected VM. Use destroy_vm or restore_snapshot to resolve issues

Does the license allow commercial use?

AGPLv3 requires derivative works to remain open-source. Commercial closed-source integrations require separate licensing

Arrakis MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes Arrakis VM sandbox functionality to Large Language Models.

Setup

Setup

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/abshkbh/arrakis-mcp-server.git

cd arrakis-mcp-server

2. Configure your LLM tool to use the Arrakis MCP server by adding the following to your MCP configuration:

   "mcpServers": {
   "arrakis": {
   "command": "",
   "args": [
   "--directory",
   "",
   "run",
   "arrakis_mcp_server.py"
   ]
   }

}

API

The Arrakis MCP Server exposes the following MCP resources and tools:

Resources

• arrakis://vms - List all available VMs
• arrakis://vm/{vm_name} - Get information about a specific VM

Tools

• start_sandbox - Start a new VM sandbox
• restore_snapshot - Restore a VM from a snapshot
• snapshot - Create a snapshot of a VM
• run_command - Run a command in a VM
• upload_file - Upload a file to a VM
• download_file - Download a file from a VM
• destroy_vm - Destroy a specific VM
• destroy_all_vms - Destroy all VMs
• update_vm_state - Update the state of a VM (pause/stop)

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.