Openlayer MCP
Model Context Protocol server for the Openlayer platform. It lets MCP clients — Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, and other AI assistants — work with Openlayer in natural language.
With it, an assistant can:
- Projects & versions — list and create projects; push and inspect commits.
- Data sources — list, create, and inspect data sources (inference pipelines), and fetch their production traces, sessions, and per-user activity, with filters; comment on traces as the connected user.
- Tests — list and create tests across integrity, consistency, and performance (including LLM-as-a-judge), trigger evaluation, read results, and drill into the rows that failed.
- Anything else — call any Openlayer API endpoint directly, and search the Openlayer documentation.
Tools are annotated as read-only or destructive, so clients can auto-approve reads and confirm writes.
Tool names and schemas may evolve; clients should discover the available tools dynamically rather than hard-coding them.
📖 Full setup, the complete tool reference, and examples: openlayer.com/docs/openlayer-mcp
Installation
uv add openlayer-mcp # or: pip install openlayer-mcp
Configuration
Register the server with your client and set your API key.
Claude Code (CLI):
claude mcp add openlayer --env OPENLAYER_API_KEY=YOUR_OPENLAYER_API_KEY -- uvx openlayer-mcp
Cursor, Claude Desktop, or VS Code (JSON config):
{
"mcpServers": {
"openlayer": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["openlayer-mcp"],
"env": {
"OPENLAYER_API_KEY": "YOUR_OPENLAYER_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}
OPENLAYER_API_KEY(required) — create one in your Openlayer workspace settings.OPENLAYER_BASE_URL(optional) — point at a self-hosted Openlayer instance; defaults to Openlayer Cloud.
Verify it's working by asking your assistant: "List my Openlayer projects."
You can also run it as a standalone server:
uv run -m openlayer_mcp
Transport
The server runs over stdio by default (for local IDE/desktop clients). For
hosted or multi-client deployments, set OPENLAYER_MCP_TRANSPORT to
streamable-http, http, or sse:
OPENLAYER_MCP_TRANSPORT=streamable-http uv run -m openlayer_mcp
Remote hosting
This repo also has a separate remote server package (server/, not published
to PyPI) that runs the same tools as an OAuth-protected Streamable HTTP
connector for Claude. Its AWS infrastructure and deploy live in the in-repo CDK
app under awscdk/; its Docker image is published publicly to
openlayer/openlayer-mcp
on Docker Hub for self-hosting/on-prem use. See server/README.md.
Documentation
For the full guide and the complete list of available tools, see openlayer.com/docs/openlayer-mcp.
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