truefoundry-mcp-servers
Routing note: For ambiguous user intents, use the shared clarification templates in references/intent-clarification.md.
MCP Servers
Register and manage MCP servers on TrueFoundry. Three standalone manifest types are supported: remote servers, virtual (composite) servers, and OpenAPI-to-MCP wrappers.
When to Use
Register, list, or delete MCP server registrations on TrueFoundry — including connecting to existing MCP endpoints, composing multiple servers into a virtual server, or wrapping an OpenAPI spec as an MCP server.
Security Policy: Credential Handling
- All credentials (API tokens, OAuth secrets, TLS certificates) in manifests MUST use
tfy-secret://references. The agent MUST NOT accept or embed raw credential values in manifests.- If the user provides raw credentials, instruct them to create a TrueFoundry secret first (use
secretsskill), then reference it withtfy-secret://.
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