@mastra/server

Typed HTTP handlers and utilities for exposing a Mastra instance over HTTP. This package powers mastra dev and can be added to your own server to provide REST and streaming endpoints for agents, workflows, telemetry and more.

Installation

npm install @mastra/server

Usage

The handlers are framework agnostic functions which accept a Mastra instance and a request context. They are typically mounted under a URL prefix within your web framework of choice:

import { Hono } from 'hono';
import { handlers } from '@mastra/server';
import { mastra } from './mastra-instance';

const app = new Hono();

app.get('/mastra/agents', ctx => handlers.agents.getAgentsHandler({ mastra, runtimeContext: ctx }));
app.post('/mastra/agents/:id/generate', async ctx => {
  const body = await ctx.req.json();
  return handlers.agents.generateHandler({
    mastra,
    runtimeContext: ctx,
    agentId: ctx.req.param('id'),
    body,
  });
});

// Mount additional handlers as required

Running mastra dev starts a local development UI at http://localhost:3000 using these handlers.

Available Handler Groups

• Agents - list defined agents, retrieve metadata, and run generate or stream.
• Workflows - start and inspect workflow runs.
• Tools - discover tools available to the Mastra instance.
• Memory - interact with configured memory stores.
• Logs - query runtime logs when a supporting logger transport is used.
• Telemetry - expose metrics produced by the telemetry subsystem.
• Networks - interact with agent networks.
• Vector / Voice - endpoints related to vector stores and voice synthesis.

Handlers return JSON serialisable data and throw an HTTPException (subclass of Error) when a failure should result in a non-2xx HTTP status.

OpenAPI Spec Generation

The local OpenAPI specification used by the CLI playground and similar tools can be refreshed by running:

pnpm run pull:openapispec

within the @mastra/server directory.

License

Released under the Elastic License 2.0. The full license text is available in this repository.