Command

`okulo mcp`

Start an MCP server over stdio so coding agents can call Okulo as tools.

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When to use it

Using Claude Code or another MCP client that should run analyses itself.

Usage

okulo mcp

Examples

Launch the server

okulo mcp
# Configure your MCP client to run this command over stdio

Sample output

Illustrative terminal output (column layout matches the real CLI):

$ okulo mcp
# process stays open on stdio — your MCP client sends JSON-RPC tool calls
# example tool call (conceptual): hotspots { "repo": "/path/to/repo", "window": "6m" }
# example tool result: ranking table / JSON payload for the agent to reason over

How to read it

No fancy banner: a quiet stdio server is correct. The MCP client owns the session.
Each tool invocation can pass a repo path and the same knobs as the CLI (window, components, …).
Agents should still treat social metrics carefully — same responsible-use rules as humans.

Tips

Repository paths are provided per tool call; default is the server's working directory.
See Integrations for client setup notes.

okulo mcp