MCP Server

Endpoint: https://your-tenant.airspace.example/mcp

Authentication: OAuth 2.1 (claude.ai / Claude Desktop custom connectors — sign in with your staff account) or a tenant API key sent as Authorization: Bearer <key> / X-API-Key header (see API Keys)

Overview

Airspace exposes a system-wide Model Context Protocol server so AI agents — Claude, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client — can inspect and manage your airline conversationally. It covers the whole operation: fleet, schedules and airport briefings, dispatch profiles, charter contracts, flight operations, airlines and network rules, crew and career, training and exams, maintenance and safety, and content.

Every action is attributed in the technical logbook and audit records — to the staff member who signed in (OAuth) or to the API key's creator. Operational consequences are identical to the backoffice: deferring a defect activates the MEL and its SimBrief penalties, NO-GO grounds the aircraft, and staff Discord announcements fire as usual.

Connecting

claude.ai and Claude Desktop

Custom connectors don't support manual bearer tokens — they use OAuth, and no API key is needed:

1. In Claude, add a custom connector with the URL https://your-tenant.airspace.example/mcp.
2. Claude discovers the tenant's OAuth server and registers itself automatically.
3. A browser window opens on your tenant — sign in with your staff account and approve the agent.

Everything the agent does is attributed to the account that approved it. Revoke access anytime by denying the connector or logging the session out.

Claude Code and other MCP clients

Either run the same OAuth flow, or skip the browser with a tenant API key:

claude mcp add airspace --transport http \
  https://your-tenant.airspace.example/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer ask_your_key_here"

Authorization

Every tool action is authorized with the same permissions the backoffice screens require: the acting staff member — the account that approved the OAuth connector, or the API key's creator — must hold the matching ability (view or edit) for the module. A missing permission returns a clear error instead of performing the action.

Tools

Every module below routes through the same services as the backoffice screens and the V1 API, so an action taken over MCP has exactly the consequences of the equivalent screen. File uploads and permission management stay in the backoffice.

Fleet

The structure is airline → fleet → subfleet → aircraft. Aircraft are addressed by registration; grounding is never managed here — it flows through the maintenance defect tools.

Tool	Description
list-fleet	The fleet structure: fleets, their subfleets, and aircraft counts.
upsert-fleet	Create or update a fleet (the aircraft family level, e.g. "Boeing 737"), addressed by its name within the airline.
upsert-sub-fleet	Create or update a subfleet (the variant level, e.g. "737-800" under the Boeing 737 fleet), addressed by its name within a fleet.
list-aircraft	List the aircraft roster: registration, subfleet, current location, base, hours/cycles, and grounded state.
upsert-aircraft	Create or update an aircraft, addressed by its registration: subfleet, base/location, flags, and the SimBrief equipment profile (climb/descent/cruise, cost index, fuel factor P##/M##, FIN, SELCAL, hex code, flight-plan acdata including engines).

Schedules & Network

Airports must exist before anything references them. upsert-airport-briefing writes the full operational briefing — runways with per-fleet performance configs, services, threats, stands, alternates, operational notes and section order — in one call. Only the sections you send are touched; rows are matched by natural key (runway designator, service type + provider, threat type, apron + stand, alternate ICAO + fleet/subfleet, note position), remove: true deletes a row, and replace: true makes each sent section the complete list. Field names match airport-briefing, so a briefing can be read, edited and written back.

Tool	Description
upsert-airport	Create or update an airport, addressed by its ICAO.
airport-briefing	The operational briefing for an airport: runways with per-fleet performance configs, ground services, threats, stands, alternates, and operational notes — the same picture pilots and the vOCC brief from.
upsert-airport-briefing	Write an airport's operational briefing — runways with per-fleet performance configs, ground services, threats, stands, alternates, operational notes, and section order.
list-schedules	List the airline's route network: flight numbers, departure and arrival airports, distance, activity window, and fleet allowlists.
create-schedule	Create a schedule (route network entry). Pass via_icao for a multi-stop flight: one chained schedule is created per leg under the same flight number.
update-schedule	Update a schedule by id (see list-schedules): flight numbers, airports (by ICAO), distance, activity window, active flag, and fleet/subfleet allowlists.

Dispatch

Load profiles are weight-and-balance envelopes and payload profiles the statistical load generators; both are managed by name and can be assigned to equipment (and, for payload profiles, airlines, schedules and departure/arrival airports) over MCP. Takeoff/landing performance configs are managed per fleet or subfleet.

Tool	Description
list-load-profiles	List load profiles: the aircraft weight-and-balance envelopes (OEW, MZFW, MTOW, MLW, max fuel, pax capacity), OFP layout, and the seatmap and cargo holds the flight dispatcher loads passengers, bags and freight into.
upsert-load-profile	Create or update a load profile by name: weight-and-balance limits (kg), OFP layout, pax capacity, seatmap and cargo holds. Passing a seatmap or cargo holds replaces that whole layout; an empty list clears it.
list-payload-profiles	List payload profiles: the statistical distributions (means and standard deviations) that generate realistic passenger, baggage, and cargo loads for flights.
upsert-payload-profile	Create or update a payload profile by name.
assign-load-profile	Assign a load profile (by name) to fleets, subfleets, and/or aircraft — the equipment whose weight-and-balance it describes. mode "add" (default) adds to the current assignments, "remove" takes the listed targets off, "replace" makes each passed list the full set.
assign-payload-profile	Assign a payload profile (by name) to airlines, fleets, subfleets, aircraft, schedules, and airports — airports in a departure or an arrival context (e.g. a holiday-traffic profile for flights arriving at a resort). mode "add" (default) adds, "remove" takes the listed targets off, "replace" makes each passed list the full set.
list-performance-configs	List takeoff/landing performance configurations (flap setting, autobrake, minimum reverse) offered to pilots in the airport briefing, in display order.
upsert-performance-config	Create or update a takeoff/landing performance configuration, addressed by its name within a fleet (fleet_id) or subfleet (sub_fleet_id).
remove-performance-config	Delete a takeoff/landing performance configuration by id (see list-performance-configs).

Charter

Missions go draft → open → assigned → in progress → completed, or failed/cancelled. Customers, their routes and aircraft pools, contract generation, and mission building are all available; failing a mission penalises the assigned pilot, cancelling does not.

Tool	Description
charter-ops-overview	The charter ops picture in one call: headline stats (open, awaiting review, in progress, at risk, completed this month) plus every contract needing attention — open leg windows closing unbooked, unclaimed missions near their first window, and mission aircraft out of position.
list-charter-missions	List charter missions (the contracts board) with their legs and pending applications.
list-charter-pilots	The charter pilot roster with per-pilot slot usage and eligibility (available, partial, slots_full, or blocked) — what an assignment would need an override for.
publish-charter-mission	Publish a DRAFT charter mission to the contract board (status OPEN).
unpublish-charter-mission	Pull an OPEN charter mission back to DRAFT.
assign-charter-pilot	Assign a pilot to an OPEN charter mission.
unassign-charter-pilot	Take the assigned pilot off an ASSIGNED or IN_PROGRESS charter mission without penalty.
reject-charter-application	Reject a single pending application on a charter mission.
fail-charter-mission	Fail an active charter mission.
cancel-charter-mission	Cancel a charter mission without penalising anyone.
ping-eligible-pilots	Send an in-app notification about an OPEN charter mission to every pilot who could take it right now — not on cooldown, under the slot limit, and past the exam gate when required.
message-charter-pilot	Send a free-text staff message to a pilot about a charter mission, in-app and/or by email.
clear-contract-restriction	Lift a pilot's contract cooldown early so they can take charter contracts again.
create-repositioning-bounty	Post a repositioning bounty that pays any pilot to ferry a charter mission's aircraft to its first leg's departure airport — for missions flagged aircraft_out_of_position on charter-ops-overview.
list-charter-customers	List charter customers with their points multiplier, entitlement caps and current usage, auto-generation settings, and flight-number format.
upsert-charter-customer	Create or update a charter customer by name: points multiplier, entitlement caps (blank = unlimited), auto-generation settings, flight-number format, and the aircraft pool used by auto-generation.
add-charter-customer-route	Add a weighted route to a charter customer's auto-generation network.
remove-charter-customer-route	Remove a route (with its legs) from a charter customer's auto-generation network.
generate-charter-contract	Run auto-generation once for a charter customer now (the backoffice "Generate contract" button): picks a weighted route and an aircraft from the pool and creates a mission exactly as the scheduler would.
create-charter-mission	Create a charter mission (the backoffice contract builder) as a DRAFT with its legs, optionally publishing it straight to the board.
update-charter-mission	Edit a charter mission that is not yet completed, failed, or cancelled (the backoffice contract builder's edit mode).

Flight Operations

Bookings, flight review (PIREPs), repositioning, ferry flights, the bounty board, passenger names and the vOCC log. get-flight lists the decisions a flight allows; warn and reject need a reason of at least three words, and an accepted flight is never re-approved. Aircraft cannot be repositioned while bookings exist on them.

Tool	Description
list-bookings	List open bookings — flights pilots have reserved but not yet completed — soonest-expiring first, with the stands each was assigned.
cancel-booking	Cancel a pilot's booking on their behalf, exactly like deleting it in the backoffice: no points are charged, and any repositioning, charter, or tour leg it held is released back to the board.
list-flights	Search the flight log (filed PIREPs), newest first, with the backoffice flights filters: pilot, flight number, airports, aircraft, status, and date range.
get-flight	One flight (PIREP) in full: times, aircraft, assigned stands, landing figures, the FDM events it scored, its review/activity log, and the review decisions currently available for review-flight.
review-flight	Staff review of a filed flight (PIREP): approve, warn (accept but flag), or reject — the same actions as the backoffice Flight Review screen, with the same consequences.
reprocess-flight	Queue a flight to be run through the ACARS processing pipeline again (FDM scoring, landing analysis, automatic review), as the backoffice Reprocess action does.
reposition-aircraft	Move an aircraft instantly to another airport (staff repositioning, logged as "Manual repositioning"), optionally onto a named stand.
reposition-pilot	Move a pilot's current location to another airport (staff repositioning, logged as "Manual repositioning") — e.g. to unstick a pilot or place them for an event.
list-ferry-flights	List staff ferry flights (newest first): the aircraft, status, and every leg with its id, route, points, window, and the pilots assigned in priority order.
create-ferry-flight	Create a pending ferry flight for an aircraft with one or more legs, flown in order.
update-ferry-flight	Update a ferry flight: change its pilot-facing description and/or activate or deactivate it.
cancel-ferry-flight	Cancel a pending or in-progress ferry flight for good.
upsert-ferry-leg	Add a leg to the end of a ferry flight (pass ferry_id) or edit an existing leg (pass leg_id).
remove-ferry-leg	Remove a leg that has not started (pending) from its ferry flight; later legs move up in the sequence.
assign-ferry-pilot	Add a pilot to a ferry leg's queue at the lowest priority; the pilot is notified.
unassign-ferry-pilot	Remove a pilot from a ferry leg's queue.
list-repositioning-bounties	The OCC repositioning bounty board: bounties paying pilots to fly idle or misplaced aircraft to where they are needed, with their legs, points, and who claimed them.
cancel-repositioning-bounty	Cancel a repositioning bounty, as the OCC Repositioning board does: completed legs are kept, every other leg is cancelled and its booking deleted.
list-passenger-names	List the passenger-name pool used to generate passenger manifests: name, gender, optional fixed weight, selection probability, and whether it is active.
upsert-passenger-name	Create or update a passenger name in the manifest pool.
list-vocc-triggers	Recent vOCC (virtual operations control) triggers, newest first — the automated flight-following messages sent to pilots in flight (weather advisories, arrival info, DCT suggestions), with the flight they fired for.
update-mel-definition	Update an existing MEL definition, addressed by id or ATA code: title, repair category/interval, NO-GO flag, active flag, and — when provided — replace its dispatch penalties, part-failure trigger scenarios, or fleet scope.
list-maintenance-check-definitions	List the scheduled-maintenance check templates (A/B/C/D, structural, LLP): flight-hour/cycle/calendar intervals, fleet scope, reposition and ground thresholds, overdue grounding, and estimated duration.
upsert-maintenance-check-definition	Create or update a scheduled-maintenance check template, addressed by its name within the airline.
list-maintenance-checks	List the scheduled checks tracked on aircraft with their status (ok, repositioning, pending_at_base, in_maintenance, overdue), next-due limits and the utilisation-projected days until due.
start-maintenance-check	Put an aircraft into maintenance for one of its tracked scheduled checks, exactly like "Enter maintenance" in the backoffice.
complete-maintenance-check	Sign off one of an aircraft's tracked scheduled checks, exactly like "Complete" in the backoffice: records completion at the current hours/cycles, schedules the next due limits from the check intervals, logs it in the technical logbook, and returns the aircraft to service when no other check or NO-GO defect still holds it down.
adjust-aircraft-hours	Correct an aircraft's total flight hours and/or cycles by a signed delta (e.g. a logbook import or a missed flight), exactly like the backoffice hours adjustment: the correction is recorded with its reason, logged in the technical logbook, and the scheduled checks are re-evaluated against the new totals.
list-technical-logbook	Read an aircraft's technical logbook (newest first): defects, MEL activations/rectifications, maintenance entered/completed, groundings and returns to service, hour adjustments, and manual staff entries.
add-technical-logbook-entry	Write a manual entry in an aircraft's technical logbook, attributed to the staff member behind the credential.
list-maintenance-settings	Read the maintenance settings from the backoffice Maintenance Settings page: hard-landing grounding (hours, landing-rate and G thresholds), overweight-landing grounding (hours after an FDM Overweight Landing event) and virtual-mechanics auto-rectification (deferred defects at MEL deadline, NO-GO repair hours), with their current values, types and allowed choices.
update-maintenance-setting	Change one maintenance setting by key (see list-maintenance-settings for keys, types and allowed choices), exactly like the backoffice Maintenance Settings page.

Airlines & Network

Airlines are addressed by 3-letter ICAO; hubs and bases are assigned per airport. Company NOTAMs are scoped to airlines, fleets, subfleets, aircraft, airports or airspaces. Restrictions attach booking rules or SimBrief penalties; system-managed ones can only be toggled. Dispatch routes are saved per city pair and scope — the most specific match wins at dispatch.

Tool	Description
list-airlines	The airlines operated by this VA with their codes, callsign, and the airports designated as their hubs and bases.
upsert-airline	Create or update an airline, addressed by its 3-letter ICAO code.
assign-airline-airport	Designate an airport as a hub or base of an airline.
remove-airline-airport	Remove an airport's hub or base designation from an airline.
list-company-notams	Company NOTAMs — staff notices shown to pilots at booking and in the briefing, scoped to airlines, fleets, subfleets, aircraft, airports (departure/arrival/any), or airspaces.
upsert-company-notam	Create a Company NOTAM (omit notam_id) or update one (pass notam_id from list-company-notams; only the fields sent change).
delete-company-notam	Delete a Company NOTAM so pilots no longer see it.
list-restrictions	Booking and dispatch restrictions on fleets, subfleets, aircraft, airports, or schedules, with their rules (required license, minimum rank, SimBrief dispatch penalties). system_managed restrictions are generated by another record (e.g. a license or Company NOTAM) and can only be toggled, not edited or deleted.
upsert-restriction	Create a restriction on a fleet, subfleet, aircraft, airport, or schedule (omit restriction_id), or update one (pass restriction_id; only the fields sent change, the target is fixed).
delete-restriction	Delete a staff-created restriction and its rules. system_managed restrictions belong to their source record and cannot be deleted — switch them off with upsert-restriction (active false) instead.
list-dispatch-routes	Saved dispatch routes — the route string SimBrief is given for a city pair.
upsert-dispatch-route	Save the route string SimBrief is given for a city pair, addressed by departure, arrival, and scope (all aircraft, or a fleet, subfleet, or single aircraft).
delete-dispatch-route	Delete a saved dispatch route, addressed by departure, arrival, and scope exactly as saved.

Crew & Career

Pilots are addressed by id, callsign, exact email or exact name (email is never returned); pilot tools cannot change email, password or roles. Setting a rank with update-pilot is a direct assignment; approve-rank-application runs the normal promotion. Tours start as drafts and are published with change-tour-status.

Tool	Description
list-pilots	Search the pilot roster by name, callsign, email, or current airport; optionally filter by rank.
update-pilot	Update a pilot's staff-managed profile: display name, callsign, current location, home base, rank, VATSIM/IVAO ids, and contract restriction date.
list-ranks	The career ladder in level order: each rank's promotion requirements (hours, flights, points, landing rate), promotion cost, seat limit and current holders, approval mode (manual or auto), and pending/queued application counts.
upsert-rank	Create or update a career rank, addressed by its name or slug.
list-rank-applications	Pilot promotion applications, newest first — by default the pending ones awaiting staff review.
approve-rank-application	Approve a pending promotion application: the pilot is promoted to the target rank and its promotion cost is deducted from their points.
reject-rank-application	Reject a pending promotion application with an optional reason the pilot can see.
list-licenses	The license catalogue: each license's slug (its code), cost, purchasability, renewal conditions, and the fleets, subfleets, aircraft, airports, and schedules that require it (bookings there are restricted to holders).
upsert-license	Create or update a pilot license, addressed by its slug or name.
grant-license	Issue a license to a pilot free of charge (staff assignment — no points are deducted), or with release_exam: true release the license's exam to them instead so the license is issued when they pass — the same two actions as the backoffice pilot page.
revoke-license	Revoke a pilot's active license.
pilot-points	A pilot's points balance with this-month and last-month totals, plus their most recent points transactions (flights, promotions, license purchases, manual staff adjustments).
adjust-pilot-points	Record a manual points transaction for a pilot — positive to award, negative to deduct.
list-tours	Tours — multi-leg journeys pilots enrol in and fly in order for a points award.
upsert-tour	Create a tour (omit tour_id) or update one (pass tour_id).
change-tour-status	Move a tour through its lifecycle: publish (draft → on the pilot board; needs legs and a fleet), archive (off the board; existing progress is kept), or reactivate (back to draft so legs can be edited).

Training & Exams

Question pools hold questions; templates draw random active questions from pools with a time limit, pass mark and attempt limit. Free-text answers wait in list-exam-reviews until graded. list-exam-pool-questions exposes answer keys and requires pool edit permission. Deactivate pools, questions and templates instead of deleting them.

Tool	Description
list-exam-pools	List exam question pools: name, description, active flag, question counts (total, active, by type), and the templates that draw from each pool.
upsert-exam-pool	Create or update an exam question pool, addressed by name (or pool_id to rename).
list-exam-pool-questions	List the questions in one question pool with their answer choices and ANSWER KEY (is_correct), for authoring.
upsert-exam-pool-question	Add a question to a question pool (pass pool + type + text), or edit one (pass question_id).
list-exam-templates	List exam templates: duration, pass threshold (null = global default), max attempts (0 = unlimited), the pools each draws from with question counts, and assignment counts by status.
upsert-exam-template	Create or update an exam template, addressed by name (or template_id to rename): duration, pass threshold, max attempts, and the question pools it draws from.
list-exam-assignments	List exam assignments, newest first: pilot, template, status (pending → in_progress → passed/failed), attempts used vs allowed, what triggered the assignment, and the latest attempt's status and score. needs_grading marks attempts waiting on free-text grading (see list-exam-reviews).
assign-exam	Assign an exam template to a pilot.
revoke-exam-assignment	Withdraw an exam assignment from a pilot, deleting it.
reset-exam-assignment	Reopen a FAILED exam assignment so the pilot can try again: its status returns to in_progress.
list-exam-reviews	The free-text grading queue: submitted exam attempts waiting on staff review, with each free-text question, its explanation (the model answer), the pilot's answer, and the answer_id to grade with grade-exam-answer.
grade-exam-answer	Mark one free-text answer correct or incorrect, with optional grading notes.

Maintenance

Defect-driven: parts age and fail as defects, which staff defer under a MEL or mark NO-GO; rectifying lifts the MEL and renews the part. Scheduled checks, hour corrections, the technical logbook, maintenance settings and MEL edits run through the same services as the aircraft maintenance pages.

Tool	Description
aircraft-maintenance-status	Full maintenance picture of one aircraft: condition, open defects with their MEL disposition and deadlines, installed part lifecycle health, and the projected scheduled-check forecast.
list-defects	List defects on the maintenance triage board, optionally filtered by status or aircraft.
file-defect	File a defect (squawk) against an aircraft part.
defer-defect	Defer an open defect under its best-matching MEL definition.
ground-defect	Mark a defect NO-GO and ground the aircraft: active bookings are cancelled, dispatch is blocked, and staff are notified.
rectify-defect	Rectify a defect: lifts the linked MEL item and its dispatch penalties, replaces the failed part with a fresh unit (lifecycle resets), and returns the aircraft to service when nothing else holds it down.
list-maintenance-parts	List the maintenance part catalog: codes, ATA chapters, installed/required unit counts, mean life, the subfleets each part is fitted to, and open defect counts.
upsert-maintenance-part	Create or update a maintenance part in the catalog, addressed by its code.
list-mel-definitions	List MEL definitions with their repair categories, NO-GO flags, dispatch penalties, and the part-failure trigger scenarios that activate them from defects.
create-mel-definition	Create a MEL definition: repair category deadline, optional NO-GO flag, dispatch penalties, and the part-failure trigger scenarios that activate it when defects are deferred.

Safety (FDM)

Flight data monitoring profiles, their fleet/subfleet/aircraft assignments, template-generated and raw triggers, managed by name. A flight is analysed by one profile — its aircraft's, else its subfleet's, else its fleet's — and equipment without one records no FDM events or points.

Tool	Description
list-fdm-profiles	List flight data monitoring (FDM) profiles: the fleets, subfleets and aircraft each applies to, and their triggers — the monitored flight parameter, operator and threshold, extra conditions, event severity (information/warning/violation), and points.
upsert-fdm-profile	Create or update an FDM profile by name: description, active flag, and which fleets, subfleets and aircraft it applies to (each list replaces the current set when provided).
duplicate-fdm-profile	Copy an FDM profile and all its triggers under a new name, as the backoffice Duplicate action does. The copy starts unassigned unless copy_assignments is set.
apply-fdm-template	Enable one of the standard FDM templates on a profile, generating its triggers as the backoffice builder does and replacing that template's existing triggers. describe shows a template's inputs and defaults; remove takes the template off the profile.
upsert-fdm-trigger	Create or update a raw (advanced-mode) trigger on an FDM profile, addressed by profile name and trigger name (or trigger_id when names repeat).

Content & Media

The airline's own document library (not the platform docs), downloads, announcement speech packs, languages and voice profiles, and spotter photo moderation. Binary uploads (PDFs, livery archives, audio, photos) stay in the backoffice.

Tool	Description
list-documents	List the airline's document library (SOPs, manuals, briefings pilots read in the Documents section) as a tree in display order, or search it by title.
upsert-document	Create or update a document in the airline's library, addressed by slug (derived from the title when omitted).
list-downloads	List the pilot downloads: liveries (one per simulator per aircraft, subfleet or fleet) and miscellaneous files, newest first, each with its version.
upsert-download	Add a link-based download (a livery for an aircraft, subfleet or fleet — one per simulator — or a miscellaneous file), or update an existing download's name, description, developer or link by download_id. Setting a new link raises the download's version; replacing an uploaded file is backoffice-only.
list-speech-packs	List speech packs — the cabin/cockpit announcement sets played during flights, one template per trigger phase and voice role.
upsert-speech-pack	Create or update a speech pack by name (pass speech_pack_id to rename), and optionally replace its assignments.
upsert-speech-template	Add a text announcement template to a speech pack, or update one by template_id.
list-speech-fragments	List the generated text-to-speech fragments (cached ElevenLabs audio) for the voices a speech pack uses, with their generation status.
list-speech-languages	List speech languages: the digit words and time-of-day greetings used when rendering announcement templates, addressed by language code.
upsert-speech-language	Create or update a speech language by its code (one of the ElevenLabs-supported codes, e.g. en, pt, es).
list-voice-profiles	List voice profiles: the ElevenLabs voices (with stability, similarity, style and speed settings) that speak text announcement templates.
upsert-voice-profile	Create or update a voice profile by name (pass voice_profile_id to rename).
list-spotter-photos	List pilot-submitted spotter photos of aircraft and airports for moderation, newest first — pending ones by default.
approve-spotter-photo	Approve a spotter photo: it is published and announced, and for aircraft photos the photographer earns the configured spotter points (plus the first-photo bonus when it is the aircraft's first approved photo).
reject-spotter-photo	Reject a spotter photo with a reason the photographer will see.

Documentation

The platform documentation you are reading, served to agents in the version matching the deployment.

Tool	Description
list-docs	The table of contents of the Airspace platform documentation, grouped by section.
read-doc	Read one page of the Airspace platform documentation as markdown, by its path from list-docs.
search-docs	Search the Airspace platform documentation.

Rate Limits

The MCP endpoint shares the private API's limit of 120 requests per minute per client.