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Add The MCP Server

How to add Hygiara as an MCP server in an AI client or workflow tool.

Use the MCP server when an AI client needs read-only Hygiara review context through a remote HTTP server.

Server URL

https://your-hygiara-domain.example/mcp/hygiara

For local development:

http://localhost:8000/mcp/hygiara

Before you add it

You need:

  • MCP enabled for the organization in Settings > API Keys > Automation Access
  • a Hygiara user account in the organization
  • an MCP client that supports remote HTTP MCP servers with OAuth

MCP does not use REST API keys.

Add it to a client

Use this shape when the client asks for a remote server:

Name: Hygiara
URL: https://your-hygiara-domain.example/mcp/hygiara
Authentication: Sign in when prompted

Some clients use JSON:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "hygiara": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://your-hygiara-domain.example/mcp/hygiara"
    }
  }
}

Choose HTTP, remote HTTP, or streamable HTTP when the client asks for transport.

Check it works

Ask the assistant:

Use Hygiara to list my projects, find the latest completed review, and summarize the highest severity findings.

If the assistant can see Hygiara projects, the server is connected.

Available tools

  • list-projects
  • get-project
  • list-reviews
  • get-review-status
  • get-review-summary
  • list-review-findings
  • get-finding
  • list-review-recommendations
  • list-review-reports

Common failures

Sign-in fails

Reconnect the server and sign in with the correct Hygiara account.

Access is blocked

Ask an organization admin to check MCP access in Settings > API Keys > Automation Access.

Empty results

The account is connected, but the organization has no matching projects or reviews.

Client only supports stdio

Hygiara exposes a remote HTTP MCP server. A stdio-only client needs a local bridge.