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MCP Server

Treasury does not currently publish a public MCP server package.

There is no official Treasury MCP package, one-click installer, npm package, or public source package to configure from these docs.

What MCP is

The Model Context Protocol is a standard for connecting AI applications to external tools and data sources.

An MCP integration can be useful when it has clear permission boundaries, reliable authentication, and a well-defined list of tools. Treasury should not document an MCP install path until those pieces exist publicly.

Current status

  • No public Treasury MCP server package is available.
  • No public Cursor, VS Code, Claude, Codex, Copilot, Factory, or OpenCode MCP configuration is available.
  • No public Treasury MCP package should be installed through npx, package managers, or third-party registries.
  • No destructive Treasury actions should be delegated to an AI assistant through unofficial tooling.

Until Treasury publishes an official MCP server, use these docs directly and keep AI-assisted work reviewable:

  1. Share the relevant Treasury docs page with the assistant.
  2. Provide the local files, logs, or screenshots needed for the task.
  3. Ask the assistant to explain any proposed command before it runs.
  4. Keep sensitive credentials out of prompts unless you are using an approved internal workflow.

Future support

If Treasury ships an MCP server later, this page should document:

  • The official package or source location.
  • Supported MCP clients.
  • Authentication setup.
  • Read-only versus mutating tools.
  • Safe defaults for local development and production operations.

Until then, ask in the Treasury Discord before trusting any package that claims to be an official Treasury MCP server.