Contract Ops Mcp
Register one MCP server so your agent can run the full nine-tool contract-ops CLI suite locally for API lifecycle tasks.
Overview
contract-ops-mcp is a MCP server for the Build phase that exposes all nine contract-ops local CLIs as unified agent tools.
What is this MCP server?
- Single MCP server exposing all nine local-first contract-ops CLIs as agent tools
- Local-first design keeps contract work on your machine without a mandatory hosted backend
- npm stdio package contract-ops-mcp for Claude Code and Cursor registration
- Suite-oriented: compare, sign, and related ops under one DrBaher contract-ops umbrella
- Version 0.1.5 server schema aligned with 2025-12-11 MCP server metadata
- Nine local-first CLIs exposed through one MCP server
- MCP server version 0.1.5
- npm identifier contract-ops-mcp with stdio transport
What problem does it solve?
Contract work scattered across many CLIs breaks agent flow and makes it hard to automate API lifecycle steps from Claude Code or Cursor.
Who is it for?
Builders standardizing on the DrBaher contract-ops stack who want a single MCP hub during backend and API integration work.
Skip if: Anyone who only needs a single capability like diff-only or sign-only and prefers a minimal one-purpose MCP server.
What do I get? / Deliverables
One MCP registration gives your agent callable access to the full nine-tool contract-ops suite on your machine.
- Agent-invokable access to nine contract-ops CLI capabilities
- Reduced context switching during multi-step contract workflows
- Local-first contract automation without a single-tool MCP patchwork
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Journey fit
Contract generation, validation, and ops land while you wire backends and external APIs—the Build integrations shelf. Integrations is where multi-CLI contract tooling pays off: one MCP surface instead of juggling nine separate terminal commands.
How it compares
Unified suite MCP, not a hosted API management platform or a single-purpose compare or sign bridge.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is contract-ops-mcp for?
Solo API builders and agent-first developers who already use or plan to use the contract-ops CLI family and want one MCP entry point.
When should I use contract-ops-mcp?
Use it while building integrations—when your agent should run multiple contract CLIs in sequence without you switching terminals manually.
How do I add contract-ops-mcp to my agent?
Install the npm package contract-ops-mcp, configure it as a stdio MCP server in your agent settings, and ensure the underlying contract-ops CLIs are installed per the suite documentation.