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The Ntro MCP server exposes Ntropii Workspace as tools (write operations), resources (read-only data), and prompts (guided multi-step flows) for any Model Context Protocol client.

Quick start — hosted test instance

The fastest way to try it is to point your MCP client at the hosted test instance:
This is a managed deployment — no local install, no tunnels. Streamable HTTP transport. Currently runs without auth (test environment); production hosting with API-key auth lands when the platform leaves PoC. Treat it as throwaway: don’t run anything you can’t recreate.

Wire it into your client

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector:The Ntropii tools appear in the tool picker once the connector saves.

What’s included

Tools

Write operations — each tool accepts a structured payload, calls Ntropii Workspace, and returns the resulting object.

Identity, tenants, entities

Integrations (BYO data platforms)

Runbooks (templates installed on the worker)

Workflows (runbook → entity bindings)

Per N-80, workflows are anchored to a runbookSlug. ntro_workflow_create takes runbookSlug + entityId and optionally a schedule — no separate deploy/push step.

Agents (external)

Tasks (workflow executions)

Schedules

Resources

Read-only URIs — the MCP client fetches these by URI to populate context.

Prompts

Guided multi-step flows. The agent receives a structured plan it works through, asking the human for input at key decision points.

Self-host (advanced)

Run the MCP server locally if you need to point it at a private Ntropii Workspace, or want to develop against a forked tool surface.

Install

Configuration precedence

The server resolves the API connection in this priority order:
  1. --ntro-host / --ntro-api-key CLI flags
  2. NTRO_HOST / NTRO_API_KEY environment variables
  3. --connection NAME → named entry in ~/.ntro/config.toml
  4. default_connection_name in ~/.ntro/config.toml
Run ntro auth login first (API keys) to seed the config file.

Running locally

The MCP client spawns ntro-mcp as a child process and talks over stdin/stdout. Zero networking required.
Or use explicit env vars instead of a connection name:

CLI reference

Coding agents overview

Why MCP matters for design-time runbook authoring.

Claude Code setup

Wire the MCP server into Claude Code.

Copilot Studio setup

Wire the MCP server into Microsoft Copilot Studio.

Ntro CLI

Same surface, exposed for humans in a terminal.