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The Veryfront MCP server lets assistants discover tools and act on Cloud resources or connected services. Use a trusted MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP.

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Connect a client

Connect an MCP client for setup and a first read-only call. A project-scoped connection uses /projects/{project_reference}/mcp on the same host.

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Find and call a tool

After initialization, use your client’s tool-discovery action to inspect available names and input schemas. A read-only call such as veryfront__list_projects verifies that the client can authenticate and retrieve accessible resources.
tool-call.json
This is a request sent through an initialized MCP connection, not a complete standalone HTTP session. The tool reference provides arguments, access requirements, and an editable example for each callable tool.

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Browse tools

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Understand availability and results

Discovery describes a tool’s contract; it does not grant permission to call it. A tool can require project access, an external connection, or a particular execution context. Runtime-only tools are documented as agent capabilities and have no direct-call runner. Inspect the JSON-RPC response and the tool result, including isError when present. Output schemas describe structured results where published. A tool without an output schema is marked explicitly; do not assume its response has a fixed object shape. The discovery tools expose catalog and error metadata. Tool names and compatibility explains canonical names and existing client behavior. The platform server above executes tools. The documentation MCP server searches this documentation site. Use the API overview for shared concepts and the REST and GraphQL alternatives.