How do I install Cumulocity MCP Server?
Use `pip install mcp-server-c8y` or run directly with `uvx mcp-server-c8y`. After installing, execute `python -m mcp_server_c8y`.
Cumulocity MCP Server
@Cumulocity-IoT
Basic information
About Cumulocity MCP Server
A Python-based server that provides Cumulocity IoT platform functionality through the MCP (Model Control Protocol) interface.
Cumulocity MCP Server config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"cumulocity-mcp-server": {
"command": "python",
"args": [
"-m",
"mcp_server_c8y"
]
}
}
}Cumulocity MCP Server tools
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Overview
What is Cumulocity MCP Server?
A Python-based server that provides Cumulocity IoT platform functionality through the MCP (Model Control Protocol) interface. It enables seamless interaction with Cumulocity’s device management, measurements, and alarm systems for administrators and developers.
How to use Cumulocity MCP Server?
Install via pip install mcp-server-c8y or use uvx mcp-server-c8y. Configure environment variables (C8Y_BASEURL, C8Y_TENANT, C8Y_USER, C8Y_PASSWORD) and connect clients like Claude Desktop or Cursor. For deployment on a Cumulocity tenant, build a microservice deployment package using the provided script and upload it via the Cumulocity Administration UI.
Key features of Cumulocity MCP Server
- List and filter devices with pagination options
- Retrieve detailed device, child device, and fragment data
- Fetch device measurements with ISO 8601 time filtering
- Monitor active alarms filtered by severity
- Evaluate JSONata expressions against JSON objects
Use cases of Cumulocity MCP Server
- Query and filter devices in a Cumulocity instance from an MCP‑compatible client
- Retrieve time‑bounded measurements for specific devices for analysis
- Monitor and filter active alarms by severity level for incident response
- Integrate Cumulocity data into AI assistants (e.g., Claude Desktop) for natural‑language queries
Frequently asked questions
What environment variables are required for authentication?
Set `C8Y_BASEURL`, `C8Y_TENANT`, `C8Y_USER`, and `C8Y_PASSWORD` for stdio transport. For HTTP transport (e.g., Cursor), use a `url` and `Authorization` header with Base64‑encoded credentials.
Can Cumulocity MCP Server be deployed directly on the Cumulocity platform?
Yes. Build a microservice deployment package using `./scripts/buildcontainer.sh`, which creates `mcp-server-c8y.zip`, then upload it via **Administration > Ecosystem > Microservices** in your Cumulocity tenant.
What transport methods are supported?
The server supports stdio transport (used with Claude Desktop via `uvx`) and HTTP/SSE transport (used when deployed as a microservice, e.g., `https://<tenant>.cumulocity.com/service/mcp-server-c8y/mcp/`).
What tools are available in Cumulocity MCP Server?
It provides tools for device management (Get Devices, Get Device by ID, Get Child Devices, Get Device Fragments), measurements (Get Device Measurements), alarms (Get Active Alarms), and a dynamic mapper (evaluate_jsonata_expression).
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