Predictika Validator MCP
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for validating Predictika models and launching Predictika Validator/Configurator servers on the Predictika platform.
Note: the MCP server itself runs locally (or wherever you host it), but the validator/configurator servers it launches and deletes are remote -- they are provisioned on and torn down from Predictika's own infrastructure, not on the machine running this MCP server.
Installation
uv tool install pdtk-val-mcp
Configuration
The server uses the following environment variables.
Required
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
PREDICTIKA_API_KEY |
Predictika API key used for authentication. |
PREDICTIKA_API_BASE_URL |
Predictika validator endpoint, e.g. https://partner.predictika.com/validator. |
Example:
export PREDICTIKA_API_KEY=<your-api-key>
export PREDICTIKA_API_BASE_URL=<your-validator-base-url>
Optional
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
PREDICTIKA_MCP_LOG_FILE |
Logging disabled | Write server logs to the specified file. |
PREDICTIKA_MCP_LOG_LEVEL |
INFO |
Logging level. |
MCP Client Setup
Claude Code
claude mcp add predictika-validator \
--env PREDICTIKA_API_KEY="$PREDICTIKA_API_KEY" \
--env PREDICTIKA_API_BASE_URL="$PREDICTIKA_API_BASE_URL" \
-- predictika-validator-mcp
Codex CLI
codex mcp add predictika-validator \
--env PREDICTIKA_API_KEY="$PREDICTIKA_API_KEY" \
--env PREDICTIKA_API_BASE_URL="$PREDICTIKA_API_BASE_URL" \
-- predictika-validator-mcp
Updating
To upgrade to the latest released version:
uv tool upgrade pdtk-val-mcp
Tools
The server exposes the following MCP tools:
validate_model— Validates a Predictika model.launch_validator— Launches a remote Predictika Validator/Configurator server for a Predictika project, on Predictika's infrastructure.validate_choices— Validates a set of user choices against a running Predictika Validator/Configurator session.reset_session— Resets a running Predictika Validator/Configurator session.delete_validator— Deletes a launched remote Predictika Validator/Configurator server for a project. Destructive and not reversible.
Release files for pdtk-val-mcp 0.1.0
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