How-to guides

Each guide solves one task. They assume a running muster; the quick start gets you there.

Clients and access

• Connect MCP clients: Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and any client that speaks MCP over HTTP, locally and against a remote muster.
• Authenticate the CLI: logging in to a protected muster, contexts, authentication modes, tokens and exit codes.

MCP servers

• Manage MCP servers: register stdio and remote servers, auto-start, health, SSO, SigV4 signing and request metadata.
• Connect servers without RFC 9728 metadata: pin the authorization server of a remote MCP server that does not advertise it, including GitHub's hosted server.
• Integrate with Kubernetes: register mcp-kubernetes with the person's identity forwarded, across one or many clusters.

Workflows

• Create workflows: arguments, templating, conditions, loops, parallel steps and error handling.
• Optimise workflows: structure a workflow so it runs fast and fails clearly.
• Advanced scenarios: longer, real-world workflow examples.

Operations

• Monitor servers and workflows: health checks, events and the CLI commands that inspect them.
• Troubleshooting: tools that do not appear, workflows that fail, servers that do not start, connectivity.
• Troubleshooting AI agents: when the agent, not muster, is the one misbehaving.