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Daedro MCP Hub handbook

Use the browser S3 quickstart or transcribe audio and video in the private server pilot.

Current release baseline: Shared MCP Hub specification, MCP inventory. These define the publication scope, user isolation, separate Daedro Secret module and per-action Google Authenticator requirements. Earlier private-pilot instructions are operator references, not the customer journey.

Find a tool in the marketplace, run it privately and connect an MCP client. The public catalog is sufficient to explore the tools. To run one of them on the Hub you need a managed HTTPS workspace and your own caller token.

First time here?

Start with Text stats. In the public catalog you can see its input, tool name and connection instructions. In a managed workspace you can deploy it privately and count three words in a sample sentence. Start the catalog · Deploy your first instance

Choose your path

If you are… Start here Finish with
An analyst with a workspace invitation Deploy Text stats A private endpoint and a result of 3 for “Quarterly revenue increased.”
An engineer integrating an agent Connect over HTTP or MCP A successful discovery call, followed by a connection to the selected instance.
An operator preparing a host Set up managed HTTPS A trusted local listener, a pinned worker image and a separate token for each caller.
An author bringing a tool Publish a reviewed package Your Python or OCI server appears as a deployable profile after review.

Find a specific answer

  • Which services run here? Text stats and Text cleaning are built in. S3, Telegram, voice, video and the other catalog entries connect to their own deployments. Integration catalog
  • Which route or tool can my client call? Inspect the live reference for its mode and role. HTTP and MCP reference
  • Why did my call fail? Start with the status and the operation you attempted. Troubleshooting
  • How do I add a card or publish a chapter? Make the change in Git and verify it in the running Hub. Contributor guide
  • How would a paid pilot work? Compare seller structures, USDC renewal methods, settlement and operator controls. Subscription launch plan
  • What is the scope of this release? Review the phase-one workflows, visual design and operating assumptions. Product specification · Design · Demo budget · Security model

Plan a zero-spend network

Compare promotional credits lasting 90 days to six months, then test a regional plan against a $0 cash limit. Start with one private VM in Iowa after the provider confirms the trial balance and end date. First Google Cloud VM Cloud credit comparison · Network planner · Regional topology