kapi mcp

$ kapi mcp

Start an MCP server over stdio.

--tools picks the tool sets it serves, as a comma-separated list:

writing (default) context_read and the context:// resources, context_search, context_note (record what the assistant noticed or a person changed), context_session_summary, check_file, and read_blocks, apply_edits and describe_format, which read a document's blocks, write change sets back with its structure kept, and say what a format supports content check_text, voice_check, voice_rewrite, term-check, detect_format, redact translation translate, up, up_plan, stats review review_queue, review_block, and apply_edits, which records a pre-review all every set

Two flags add what no set holds, for debugging:

--all-tools every CLI-visible registry tool (pipeline steps, format internals, one-off transforms) --all-flows the flow-running verbs --all every set and both of these

Commandmcp

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mcp needs network access, an API key, or local system access, so it can’t run in the browser playground.See the guides for a recorded run, or try it locally with the installed CLI.

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--all	bool	false	every tool set, plus --all-tools and --all-flows
--all-flows	bool	false	expose the flow-running verbs
--all-tools	bool	false	expose every CLI-visible registry tool, not the curated set
--project, -p	string		path to a kapi.yaml project recipe or its directory (auto-discovered from cwd if omitted)
--tools	stringSlice		tool sets to serve: writing (default), content, translation, review, all

More examples

kapi mcp --tools writing,translationkapi mcp --tools all

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