@palmidentity/mcp

MCP server for the Palm Identity Network developer platform. Gives an AI assistant the SDK reference and your actual developer account: it can scaffold an app, register it, deploy it, read its runtime errors, and roll it back.

Hosted — no install

https://api.palmidentity.network/mcp

claude mcp add --transport http pid https://api.palmidentity.network/mcp

Without authorization you get the reference tools. Authorize the connection (standard MCP OAuth — the server publishes RFC 9728 / RFC 8414 metadata and supports dynamic client registration) and the platform tools appear.

Local

npm install -g @palmidentity/mcp @palmidentity/cli
pid login

{ "mcpServers": { "pid": { "command": "pid-mcp" } } }

Install the CLI alongside it: the write tools run pid rather than calling the API themselves, so there is one authorization path for both surfaces.

Tools

Reference (no account needed) — get_quickstart, search_docs, list_sdk_methods, get_sdk_method, explain_error, get_integration_pattern, generate_app_boilerplate, validate_integration.

Read — whoami, list_apps, get_app, list_keys, list_deployments, get_logs, get_usage, run_doctor.

Write — scaffold_project, create_app, create_key, deploy_app, rollback_app, submit_app, test_webhook.

Secrets

create_key returns the key's id and prefix and nothing else. An assistant transcript is not a secret store, so the full secret is shown only on a real terminal — run pid keys create --app <id> yourself.

The server holds no ambient credentials: every call acts as whoever authorized that connection.

Full documentation: https://api.palmidentity.network/docs/mcp

MIT