📄️ Introduction
The Olympus MCP server is a remote Model Context Protocol server that gives AI clients structured, read-only access to Olympus protocol data through a single tool surface.
📄️ Claude Code
Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic command-line tool. Add the Olympus MCP server with a single command.
📄️ Claude Desktop
There are two ways to connect the Olympus MCP server to the Claude desktop app.
📄️ Cursor
Add the Olympus MCP server to Cursor globally or per project.
📄️ Codex CLI
Codex CLI supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP.
📄️ VS Code
VS Code agent mode (GitHub Copilot) connects to remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP.
📄️ Gemini CLI
Gemini CLI connects to remote MCP servers through the httpUrl field.
📄️ Other MCP clients
The Olympus MCP server speaks the standard MCP Streamable HTTP transport, so it works with any compliant client. No API key, token, or login is required — though any client that can set custom HTTP headers can optionally bring its own upstream keys.
📄️ Bring your own keys
The Olympus MCP server is authless: you never need a key to use it. But a few tools read upstream APIs that are themselves key-gated, and this deployment's keys are shared by every caller. When a shared key is exhausted, rate-limited, or unavailable, you can send your own on the request instead.