Apollo MCP Server

What is Apollo MCP Server?

Apollo MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes GraphQL operations as MCP tools, providing a standard way for AI models to access and orchestrate APIs running with Apollo.

How to use Apollo MCP Server?

You need to configure a graph, define GraphQL operations to be exposed as MCP tools, create a configuration file, and connect to an MCP client (e.g., an LLM or MCP inspector). You can build the server from source using cargo build or follow the installation guide. See the quickstart tutorial for a walkthrough.

Key features of Apollo MCP Server

• Exposes GraphQL operations as MCP tools.
• Integrates with Apollo GraphQL infrastructure.
• Standardized interface for AI models to call APIs.
• Configuration-driven setup via a config file.
• Buildable from source with Rust.
• Supports MCP inspector for testing.

Use cases of Apollo MCP Server

• AI assistants executing GraphQL mutations via natural language.
• Automated tools querying Apollo GraphQL APIs through MCP clients.
• Orchestrating multiple GraphQL operations from a single AI model.

FAQ from Apollo MCP Server

What is needed to configure Apollo MCP Server?

You need a graph, definitions for GraphQL operations to expose as MCP tools, a configuration file, and a connection to an MCP client.

How do I build Apollo MCP Server from source?

Run cargo build from the root of the repository; the server binary will be placed in target/debug.

Where can I find the full documentation?

See the documentation site for details on running, configuration, and quickstart.

What license is Apollo MCP Server under?

This project is licensed under the MIT License.