muster call¶
Call an MCP tool by name
Synopsis¶
Call any MCP tool directly by name with arbitrary arguments.
Arguments are passed as --key=value or --key value flags. The flags muster itself declares (--endpoint, --auth, --output and the others listed below) are never passed on. To pass an argument that shares a name with one of them, put it after "--": everything after the separator is an argument. A value that is a JSON array or object is sent as one when the tool's parameter is an array or an object (--clusters '["a","b"]'). Use --json to pass a JSON object as arguments instead. A call waits 5 minutes for its answer; --call-timeout waits longer, for a workflow that runs longer.
Examples: muster call core_service_list muster call core_service_status --name=prometheus muster call workflow_deploy --environment=production --replicas=3 muster call core_mcpserver_list --output json muster call workflow_fleet-image-scan --call-timeout 45m --management_clusters '["alba"]' muster call x_http_get --endpoint http://muster:8090/mcp -- --endpoint=https://target
Note: The aggregator server must be running (use 'muster serve') before using this command.
Options¶
--auth string Authentication mode: none (default: fail with auth_required), prompt, or auto (env: MUSTER_AUTH_MODE)
--call-timeout duration How long to wait for the tool's answer, e.g. 45m for a workflow that scans a fleet (default 5m0s)
--config-path string Configuration directory (default "~/.config/muster")
--context string Use a specific context (env: MUSTER_CONTEXT)
--debug Enable debug logging (show MCP protocol messages)
--endpoint string Remote muster aggregator endpoint URL (env: MUSTER_ENDPOINT)
-h, --help help for call
--json string Pass tool arguments as a JSON object
--login Open the browser to sign in when authentication is required (same as --auth auto)
--no-headers Suppress header row in table output
-o, --output string Output format (table, wide, json, yaml) (default "table")
-q, --quiet Suppress non-essential output
SEE ALSO¶
- muster - Aggregate MCP servers behind one authenticated endpoint