OpsNow MCP Cost Server

What is OpsNow MCP Cost Server?

OpsNow MCP Cost Server is a server that provides OpsNow cost data to MCP clients, such as the Claude Desktop App. It implements the MCP protocol using Node.js and TypeScript, and is intended for developers or users who need real-time cost information from OpsNow.

How to use OpsNow MCP Cost Server?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with npm install, and build the project with npm run build. The project includes a default .env file configured to use mock data; modify it for actual usage. No specific invoke command is given beyond building.

Key features of OpsNow MCP Cost Server

• Provides OpsNow cost data via MCP protocol
• Offers real-time cost data delivery
• Designed for efficient communication with MCP clients
• Built with Node.js, TypeScript, and MCP SDK
• Includes mock data for development and testing
• Uses dotenv, zod, and node-fetch dependencies

Use cases of OpsNow MCP Cost Server

• Integrate OpsNow cost data into LLM-based desktop applications
• Retrieve and analyze cloud cost data through an MCP client
• Develop and test cost data interactions using mock resources
• Enable cost visibility within AI assistant workflows

FAQ from OpsNow MCP Cost Server

What data does OpsNow MCP Cost Server provide?

It provides OpsNow cost data in real time, implemented as mock data for development and testing via the OpsNow Resources component.

What are the runtime requirements?

Node.js 18.x or higher and npm 9.x or higher are required.

How is data accessed?

Data is accessed through the MCP protocol. The server uses an OpsNow MCP Provider that processes resource data through an OpsNow API Bridge, with actual data represented as mock resources.

Does the server use real OpsNow data by default?

No, the default .env file is configured to use mock data for development and testing. Modify the .env file to connect to a real OpsNow environment.

What transport or authentication does it use?

The README does not specify transport or authentication details beyond using the MCP protocol and assuming an OpsNow API Bridge.