Setup MCP Server

You can use Lybic MCP Server in your favorite application which supports MCP following the steps below.

Check support

Navigate to documentation of your application and check if it supports MCP.

Check if it supports streamableHttp transport or stdio transport. If they support one of them, you can use MCP Server in your application, and we recommend you to use streamableHttp transport. If they only support SSE, you can't use Lybic in such application.

Grab your API Key and URL

Navigate to Lybic Dashboard, click on "MCP Servers" on sidebar.

Copy the "MCP Server URL" from the "Default MCP Server" section.

If you don't have an API Key, click on "New API Key" button to generate a new one.

Default MCP server should only be used for prototype, and should not be used concurrently across multiple agents or sessions. Learn more.

Configure MCP Server if they support streamableHttp transport

You can add your URL into the configuration file or UI of your application.

You may need the following json template if your application uses JSON configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "lybic": {
      "type": "streamable",
      "url": "$MCP_Server_URL",
      "headers": {
        "x-api-key": "$API_Key"
      }
    }
  }
}

If your application has GUI fields, you can fill them with the following values:

• Name: Lybic.
• URL: fill in your MCP Server URL
• Transport or Type: select streamable HTTP. SSE is not supported.
• Authorization: Typically, you will only need one of the following fields:
  • API Key or Bearer Token: just fill in your API Key.
  • Headers: fill in x-api-key: $API_Key or x-api-key=Bearer $API_Key depending on your application. Replace $API_Key with your API Key.
  • Authorization: fill in Bearer $API_Key. Replace $API_Key with your API Key.

Configure MCP Server if they support stdio

If your application only supports stdio transport, you can use mcp-proxy to proxy MCP Server to your local environment.

You should have uv installed first.

You may need the following json template if your application uses JSON configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "lybic": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["mcp-proxy", "$MCP_Server_URL", "--transport", "streamablehttp"],
      "env": {
        "API_ACCESS_TOKEN": "$API_Key"
      }
    }
  }
}

If your application has GUI fields, you can fill them with the following values:

• Name: Lybic.
• Transport or Type: select stdio.
• Command: uvx
• Arguments: mcp-proxy $MCP_Server_URL --transport streamablehttp
  • If no arguments field, you should fill this into your command field with a space followed by the arguments.
  • If there is a list of arguments fields, you should fill them one by one separated by a space.
  • Replace $MCP_Server_URL with your MCP Server URL.
• Environment Variables: API_ACCESS_TOKEN = Your API Key.
  • You may need to add : or = between the key and value.