MCP & agents

Deploy, inspect and operate Kinesis from your agent.

Connect a compatible agent to Kinesis over the Model Context Protocol. Use natural-language workflows backed by tools for projects, apps, repositories, grids, servers and billing.

Server URL https://mcp.kinesis.network/mcp Transport Remote HTTP Authentication OAuth or API key

Connect your client

Set up OAuth or bearer authentication and verify the connection.

Run a workflow

Deploy an app, diagnose a failure or inspect dedicated capacity.

Explore the tools

Arguments, permissions, response schemas and REST equivalents.

What your agent can do

• Deploy from an image, a template, a connected GitHub repository or a clone of a public repository; copy environment variables with envFrom.

• Read configuration, status, runtime logs, usage and image-build output.

• Check placement, move apps, manage logs, operate grids and dedicated servers, attach machines and manage SSH keys.

• Discover and create organizations; manage members, invitations, settings and the audit log within your role and scopes. Add organization members to private resources and handle notifications.

• Inspect invoices and ledger history, manage saved payment methods and node protection, and redeem vouchers. Adding credits and configuring auto-reload happen in the portal.

Actions run as the connected person in each organization, with their role there. Organization-level actions take its slug as org. A connection can be limited to chosen organizations; a project-limited key cannot run organization-wide administration. Spending and destructive operations have explicit requirements; the tool reference describes them.

Use account → list_orgs to choose an organization, then read_docs with topic: "organizations" for the rules. Organization actions and member actions include full schemas. Older OAuth connections need approval for the new organization scopes.

Keep the connection focused

The default mode=compact exposes 18 tools: separate read and write tools for seven resource groups, the read-only catalog, and browse_github, read_docs and describe_action. Reads use the group name, such as apps; changes use its _write counterpart, such as apps_write. Group tools take {action, params}. Use ?mode=all to call the 93 individual action names directly. The connection guide explains both modes.

Use ?groups=account,projects,apps to load selected tools, or add &readonly=true to expose only read tools. The built-in read_docs tool is always included, and nine kinesis://docs/* resources provide platform guidance.

OAuth details for client developers · Authentication and scopes