HTTP and MCP reference
Choose the endpoint that matches your task. The running Hub generates the authoritative operation list and tool schemas for its configured mode and your credentials.
Choose an endpoint
| Destination | Typical address | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Public discovery over HTTP | http://127.0.0.1:8791/api/v1/services |
List service cards. Append a service ID to fetch one record. |
| Public MCP or stdio catalog | http://127.0.0.1:8791/mcp or bin/daedro-mcp-hub mcp |
Use services_list and service_get to discover capabilities. |
| Managed Hub | https://127.0.0.1:8792/mcp or /api/v1/instances on that host |
Send your bearer token to create or use eligible instances. Administrator credentials also expose lifecycle and review operations across the installation. |
| One managed MCP instance | https://127.0.0.1:8792/mcp/instances/INSTANCE_ID |
Connect directly to the approved tools on this instance. The Hub checks identity and visibility. |
| External integration | Service-specific address or stdio launcher | Follow the selected service card's setup and access instructions. |
Live API and MCP reference
Open the current server's /openapi.json for machine-readable metadata. The paths object describes HTTP methods, input schemas, response shapes and security requirements. The x-mcp-tools array contains the actual registered MCP names, descriptions and schemas. OpenAPI JSON
The live reader on this page retrieves the schema from the current Hub. On managed HTTPS, choose Inspect access with a caller or administrator token to inspect that role's contract. The page clears the token field immediately. Show public reference restores the unauthenticated view. The public HTTP catalog exposes the discovery reference. In a static export, the reader shows the public schema captured at build time. To inspect personal access, open this chapter on the managed HTTPS listener.
A successful catalog lookup confirms registration. To verify readiness, use the service's own endpoint and an authorized synthetic input. HTTP and Go SDK examples · External integrations