kymoscope-mcp
Lets your AI assistant connect your data to Kymoscope and keep it running. It runs on your machine; your data never
passes through it to us. Start it with uvx --no-config kymoscope-mcp. Setup, each assistant's configuration and the
security notes: https://kymoscope.com/docs/mcp
Every change shows a preview first and waits for your yes. To skip that, set KYMOSCOPE_MCP_CONFIRM=off in the assistant's MCP settings: changes then apply at once, and results and mcp-actions.log say confirmation: off.
Privacy Policy
The server runs on your machine and collects no telemetry. Apart from checking that hosts are reachable, it contacts Kymoscope only with your API key, to check your account and connect the data you choose to send. What you share with your AI assistant is governed by that assistant's provider. Kymoscope's privacy policy: https://kymoscope.com/privacy
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