The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the Apricot listing page.
Public information page for the Apricot Model Context Protocol (MCP) server — the remote MCP endpoint that lets AI coding agents (Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, and other MCP clients) manage Apricot projects and SysML2 models directly from a conversation.
This repository does not contain the server's implementation. It exists to give the MCP server a
public, citable home — a discoverable repository reference for registries such as the
official MCP Registry and the
GitHub MCP Registry — while the implementation itself stays in
Apricot's private monorepo.
https://mcp.apricot.tools/Note: the registry namespace above (
tools.apricot/apricot) reflects the intended naming, matching Structura's convention (reverse-DNS of the product domain). Confirm it against the actualserver.jsononce Apricot MCP is first published to the MCP Registry.
Editing and validating a SysML2 model (set current model, delta edits, validation) is currently only available through Alicia, Apricot's in-editor assistant — those tools are scope-gated and not yet exposed to general MCP clients over this endpoint.
The authoritative list is always what the live server reports over tools/list; the table below
is a convenience summary and may lag a version behind.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_projects | List the caller's Apricot projects. |
create_project | Create a new project (starts with no files). |
load_project | Load a project the caller owns, by id. |
update_project | Update a project's name or description. |
delete_project | Permanently delete a project the caller owns. |
list_project_files | List a project's files (name/path/updatedAt, no content). |
get_project_file | Read one file's full content from a project. |
Any MCP-capable agent can connect. A few examples:
Then run /mcp inside a Claude Code session, select apricot, and choose Authenticate.
Pick remote, name it apricot, and paste https://mcp.apricot.tools/. Then:
Each of these opens a browser window with the normal Apricot login (Google/GitHub) — approve it there, and the agent reuses that session from then on.
See LICENSE. This repository's own content (this README, the license file) is provided for informational and discovery purposes; it does not grant any rights to the Apricot service, product, or its non-public source code.
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