Gentoro MCP Server

Name: Gentoro MCP Server
Author: gentoro-GT

@gentoro-GT

Repository

About Gentoro MCP Server

Integration layer between MCP Clients and Gentoro MCP Server implementation

Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gentoro": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@gentoro/mcp-nodejs-server"
      ],
      "env": {
        "GENTORO_API_KEY": "<your api key>",
        "GENTORO_BRIDGE_UID": "<your bridge uid>",
        "GENTORO_BASE_URL": "<url where gentoro is hosted>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Overview

What is Gentoro MCP Server?

The Gentoro MCP Server enables Claude to interact with Gentoro services through the Model Context Protocol. It connects to Gentoro bridges, giving agents access to all underlying tools and data sources defined within a bridge. This server is for developers using Gentoro to build and manage tool-enabled AI workflows.

How to use Gentoro MCP Server?

Add the server to your Claude desktop config (or other MCP client) using npx and provide your Gentoro API key, bridge UID, and host URL as environment variables. Optionally you can use a condensed Gentoro Key that combines these values.

Key features of Gentoro MCP Server

Integrates Claude with Gentoro’s bridge system
Tools are fully controlled at the bridge level
Enable or disable tools per design without code changes
Easy one-line setup via npx and config.json

Use cases of Gentoro MCP Server

Give Claude access to custom tools defined in a Gentoro bridge
Dynamically manage which tools are available to different agents
Combine multiple data sources into a single bridge for AI interaction
Prototype and test tool integrations using the Gentoro Playground

FAQ from Gentoro MCP Server

What do I need to use the Gentoro MCP Server?

You need a Gentoro account, a Gentoro API key (or condensed key), a bridge UID, and the URL where Gentoro is hosted (Gentoro Playground or a local installation).

How are tools managed?

Tools and their underlying functionality are defined inside a Gentoro bridge. The bridge controls which tools are enabled or disabled, so you can adjust tool availability per design without touching the MCP server configuration.

Where does the Gentoro service run?

Gentoro can be used via the cloud-hosted Gentoro Playground or installed locally on your own infrastructure.

What protocols or authentication does the server use?

The server requires an API key (passed via the GENTORO_API_KEY or condensed GENTORO_KEY environment variable) and connects to the Gentoro service at the specified base URL.