decision-intelligence-mcp-server
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Overview
This Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integrates IBM Decision Intelligence or IBM Automation Decision Services decisions with AI assistants, enabling them to discover and execute automated decision services.
Installation
npx -y di-mcp-server --di-apikey <YOUR_DI_API_KEY> --url https://mytenant.decision-prod-us-south.decision.saas.ibm.com/ads/runtime/api/v1Environment Variables
- DEBUG
- URL
- TRANSPORT
- AUTHENTICATION_MODE
- DI_APIKEY
- ZEN_APIKEY
- ZEN_USERNAME
- BASIC_USERNAME
- BASIC_PASSWORD
- DEPLOYMENT_SPACES
- DECISION_SERVICE_IDS
- DECISION_SERVICE_POLL_INTERVAL
Security Notes
The server correctly handles sensitive information by requiring API keys or basic authentication credentials via command-line arguments or environment variables. Communication with IBM Decision Runtime is performed over HTTPS. The code does not exhibit clear signs of 'eval' or malicious obfuscation. A notable point is that DNS rebinding protection for the HTTP transport is disabled by default in the SDK, which could be a concern in certain deployment scenarios, though it's typically used with trusted AI clients.
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