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@manifest-network/manifest-mcp-fred

v0.4.7

Published

MCP server for Manifest provider (Fred) operations (deploy, status, logs, restart, update)

Readme

@manifest-network/manifest-mcp-fred

MCP server for Manifest provider (Fred) operations. Registers 8 tools for app deployment, status, logs, restart, update, diagnostics, and releases. Composes on-chain operations with off-chain provider HTTP calls using ADR-036 authentication.

This package also exports all tool functions and HTTP clients for use by library consumers without requiring the MCP protocol.

Installation

npm install @manifest-network/manifest-mcp-fred

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | browse_catalog | Browse available providers and service tiers with health checks | | deploy_app | Deploy a new application (create lease + deploy container) | | app_status | Get detailed status for a deployed app by lease UUID | | get_logs | Get logs for a deployed app by lease UUID | | restart_app | Restart a deployed app via the provider | | update_app | Update a deployed app with a new manifest | | app_diagnostics | Get provision diagnostics for a deployed app | | app_releases | Get release/version history for a deployed app |

Usage

As an MCP server (via node package)

See packages/node/README.md for CLI usage and MCP client integration.

As a library

// Use the MCP server class
import { FredMCPServer } from '@manifest-network/manifest-mcp-fred';

const server = new FredMCPServer({
  config,          // ManifestMCPConfig from core
  walletProvider,  // WalletProvider from core
});

// Or use individual tool functions and HTTP clients directly
import { deployApp, browseCatalog } from '@manifest-network/manifest-mcp-fred';
import { createAuthToken } from '@manifest-network/manifest-mcp-fred';

HTTP clients

The package contains three HTTP client modules:

  • http/auth.ts -- ADR-036 token construction. Pure functions that build sign messages and assemble base64 bearer tokens. No network calls.
  • http/provider.ts -- Provider API client: uploadLeaseData(), getLeaseConnectionInfo(), getProviderHealth(). All provider URLs require HTTPS (localhost HTTP allowed for development).
  • http/fred.ts -- Fred API client: getLeaseStatus(), getLeaseLogs(), getLeaseProvision(), restartLease(), updateLease(), getLeaseReleases(), getLeaseInfo(), and pollLeaseUntilReady().

Build

npm run build    # tsdown (platform: neutral)
npm run lint     # tsc --noEmit
npm run test     # vitest

License

MIT