MCP Server
Connect to the hosted server at https://mcp.captain.dev/mcp: nothing to
install, nothing to keep updated.
Connect
Pick your coding agent below and paste in your API key. The command updates to match.
Stays in this browser tab, used only to fill in the command below. No key yet? Get one at captain.dev.
Try it
Once the server is connected, talk to your agent normally:
What you get
48 tools, grouped below by what they do. Every tool name is clickable in most MCP clients’ tool pickers; this table is the same information laid out for scanning.
Search and collections
Indexing
Syncs
A sync keeps a collection aligned with a cloud-storage bucket: it backfills, reconciles on a schedule, can listen for real-time events, and propagates deletions.
Chunks
Jobs
Environments
API keys are scoped to one environment (cap_dev_ keys see development,
cap_stage_ staging, cap_prod_ production), so a moved collection leaves
behind the keys of the environment it came from, and attached syncs do not
follow it.
Project notes
Integration wizard
captain_wizard writes Captain into your codebase. It
reads Captain’s own agent docs at
llms.txt as the source of truth for the
current API surface, covering indexing calls, search wiring, collection setup,
and auth, then applies the changes for a task you describe. The first time you
run it, it asks permission to send de-identified feedback about the integration
(friction, missing capabilities, confusing docs) to Captain’s
feedback endpoint.
No API key, no code, no personal data. Decline it if you prefer, and change the
answer later at any time.
Local install (deprecated)
The local stdio build (npx @captain-sdk/captain-mcp) is deprecated and no
longer maintained. New tools and fixes ship only to the hosted server, so local
installs will fall behind. The one thing it still does that the hosted server
cannot is let captain_index_file read local filesystem paths. The hosted
server takes urls or inline base64 files instead.
If you still need it, your client launches it with npx and it reads
CAPTAIN_API_KEY from the environment:
Links
- npm package
- Source on GitHub
- Model Context Protocol
- OpenClaw & Hermes for agent runtimes outside the MCP client ecosystem