mcp-server-planton
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Overview
Enables AI agents to query and manage Planton Cloud resources using user permissions via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Installation
docker run -p 8080:8080 -e PLANTON_MCP_TRANSPORT="http" -e PLANTON_MCP_HTTP_AUTH_ENABLED="true" ghcr.io/plantoncloud/mcp-server-planton:latestEnvironment Variables
- PLANTON_API_KEY
- PLANTON_MCP_TRANSPORT
- PLANTON_MCP_HTTP_PORT
- PLANTON_MCP_HTTP_AUTH_ENABLED
- PLANTON_CLOUD_ENVIRONMENT
- PLANTON_APIS_GRPC_ENDPOINT
Security Notes
The server implements robust per-user API key authentication, ensuring fine-grained authorization and audit trails. API keys are sourced from environment variables (for STDIO mode) or Authorization headers (for HTTP mode) and are not hardcoded. TLS is used for production gRPC endpoints. While a global API key storage workaround is used for HTTP mode due to a library limitation, it is well-documented and mitigated by the single-threaded nature of SSE connections per client, posing a low risk in typical usage. Overall, the project demonstrates strong security practices and clear documentation.
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