Overview
What is Mia-Platform Console MCP Server?
It is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides seamless integration with Mia-Platform Console APIs, enabling advanced automation and interaction capabilities for developers and tools.
How to use Mia-Platform Console MCP Server?
Configure by setting the required CONSOLE_HOST environment variable and, optionally, Service Account credentials (MIA_PLATFORM_CLIENT_ID and MIA_PLATFORM_CLIENT_SECRET). Run the server via Docker or locally with npm ci && npm run build && node mcp-server start --stdio (or using HTTP on port 3000). Add the server to an MCP client (e.g., VS Code, Claude Desktop) using the provided JSON configuration.
Key features of Mia-Platform Console MCP Server
- Full MCP compliance for tool and prompt discovery.
- Supports Service Account (machine‑to‑machine) authentication.
- Supports OAuth2.1 with Dynamic Client Registration for personal credentials.
- Runs via Docker or locally with Node.js.
- Configurable log level, port, and client expiry duration.
Use cases of Mia-Platform Console MCP Server
- Automate Console operations from AI‑powered coding assistants.
- Integrate Console APIs into development workflows in VS Code, Cursor, or Claude Desktop.
- Manage companies and projects through scripted MCP interactions.
- Enable secure, programmatic access to Console resources for CI/CD pipelines.
FAQ from Mia-Platform Console MCP Server
What prerequisites are needed to use Mia-Platform Console MCP Server?
You need a valid account on a Mia-Platform Console instance and know the instance’s host address (CONSOLE_HOST).
How can I authenticate with Mia-Platform Console MCP Server?
Two methods: use a Service Account (set MIA_PLATFORM_CLIENT_ID and MIA_PLATFORM_CLIENT_SECRET), or use personal credentials via OAuth2.1 and Dynamic Client Registration (supported by compliant clients).
What environment variables are required?
CONSOLE_HOST is required. Optional variables include LOG_LEVEL, PORT (default 3000), MIA_PLATFORM_CLIENT_ID, MIA_PLATFORM_CLIENT_SECRET, and CLIENT_EXPIRY_DURATION.
How do I run Mia-Platform Console MCP Server locally?
Clone the repository, run npm ci and npm run build, then start with node mcp-server start (with --stdio or --host flags). Environment variables can be placed in a .env file.
Can I run Mia-Platform Console MCP Server in Docker?
Yes, stable versions are available as Docker images. See the Mia-Platform documentation for detailed setup instructions.
