JFrog MCP Server (🧪 Experimental)

What is JFrog MCP Server (🧪 Experimental)?

The JFrog MCP Server (Experimental) is a deprecated Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with the JFrog Platform API to enable repository management, build tracking, release lifecycle management, and other platform operations. It was originally created as an experimental project to demonstrate JFrog's capabilities with MCP and was never officially supported or verified by JFrog.

How to use JFrog MCP Server (🧪 Experimental)?

This server is deprecated and no longer maintained. Do not use this repository for new or existing integrations. Users are directed to the official JFrog MCP Server. The README does not provide installation or configuration instructions for this deprecated server; historical content is preserved for reference only.

Key features of JFrog MCP Server (🧪 Experimental)?

• Repository management: create and manage local, remote, and virtual repositories
• Build tracking: list and retrieve build information
• Runtime monitoring: view runtime clusters and running container images
• Mission Control: view associated JFrog Platform instances
• Artifact search: execute AQL queries for artifacts and builds
• Catalog and Curation: access package info, versions, vulnerabilities, curation status
• Xray: access scan artifacts summary grouped by severity per artifact

Use cases of JFrog MCP Server (🧪 Experimental)

• Automate repository creation and management in JFrog Artifactory
• Track build history and retrieve build details across projects
• Monitor runtime environments and running container images
• Perform artifact searches using AQL for security and compliance
• Check package vulnerabilities and curation status of open-source packages

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