PipesHub MCP server

Connecting MCP Clients to PipesHub MCP Server

This guide covers how to connect PipesHub's remote MCP server to Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Claude.ai (Web), and LibreChat using static OAuth credentials or bearer tokens.

PipesHub exposes a remote MCP endpoint over Streamable HTTP at /mcp. MCP Clients connect to this endpoint directly -- no local npm packages or stdio processes needed.

Coding agent? Start at For coding agents. Install the skill into the user's repo with npx skills add pipeshub-ai/mcp-server (see skills/pipeshub) and append the AGENTS.md snippet on that page. Listed on the official MCP registry as io.github.pipeshub-ai/mcp and on Cursor Directory as PipesHub. The listing files (plugin.json, mcp.json) default MCP to http://localhost:3000/mcp (Docker). Change the URL for a company instance; they contain no secrets. Contributors working in this repository: read AGENTS.md.

Looking for the tool reference? See TOOLS.md for descriptions, arguments, and a decision guide for each tool the MCP server exposes (pipeshubchat, pipeshubsearch, pipeshubgetrecordcontent, pipeshubdownloadrecord, pipeshubdirectory, pipeshubsources, pipeshubagents).

Using QM? QM cannot attach a third-party MCP endpoint — it is an MCP server to its own harness, not a client. Follow Use PipesHub with QM. The deployment-layer bundle in qm/ gives agents a pipeshub command inside their sandbox; this package ships that command as a second bin.

Prerequisites

• A running PipesHub instance (self-hosted or cloud). If they have none yet, the local Docker demo playbook covers install and first-run — do not scaffold LangChain. First-run (account + LLM) is still in the browser; search 500s until an LLM is configured.
• An OAuth app created in PipesHub (see Step 1)

Step 1: Create an OAuth App in PipesHub

1. Log in to your PipesHub instance as an admin
2. Navigate to Settings > Developer Settings > OAuth Apps
3. Click Create OAuth App
4. Fill in the app details:

• Name: e.g., MCP Integration
• Redirect URIs: Add all the redirect URIs for the clients you plan to use:

Important: The scopes in MCP_SCOPES must match the scopes granted to your OAuth app — a mismatch will result in an authorization error.

1. Save the app and copy the Client ID and Client Secret

Customizing Default Scopes

By default, PipesHub exposes some default scopes in its /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp discovery endpoint. You can customize which scopes are exposed by setting the MCP_SCOPES environment variable on your PipesHub instance. This is useful for clients like Claude Code that automatically request all exposed scopes.

Placeholders

Replace these in all configurations below:

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.