agentView MCP Server

Creates an invite link to add a new member to an organization. The invite is valid for 7 days. Optionally bind it to a specific email address so only that person can accept it. Requires admin scope and the user must be an admin or owner of the organization. Returns the inviteUrl to share with the invitee.

Lists data slots with optional filtering. Returns metadata only (no jsonContent). Each item includes readUrl. Use readUrl in display HTML fetch() calls. Requires authentication.

Grants a specific user access to a specific display within an organization. Creates or updates the grant. The target user must be a member of the organization. Access levels: 'view' (see status) or 'control' (send content). Requires admin scope.

Validates a JWT agent token and caches the resulting identity on the current MCP session so that subsequent protected tool calls succeed without resending the token. Use this only if your client cannot reliably send an Authorization: Bearer header on every request; modern streamable HTTP clients should send the header instead. Do not call this if the session was already auto-authenticated by get_auth_session. Returns authenticated (boolean), sessionBound (whether the identity was cached on this session), userId, name, email, scope and expiresAt (ISO 8601).

Creates a long-lived API key for server-to-server integration without OAuth. The raw key is returned only once — store it securely. The user must explicitly consent to creating the key. Requires admin scope. Supports granular scoping: restrict the key to specific data-slot slugs, specific display IDs, a read/write permission flag, and/or fine-grained capability flags.

Returns the current JSON content and metadata of a data slot by slug. Supply group_id to look up a group slot; omit it for personal slots. The response includes readUrl — the public anonymous URL for display HTML to fetch. Requires authentication.

Returns the RAW body of one agent-onboarding artifact shipped with a store template (system prompt, Agent Skills SKILL.md, MCP-config snippet, …). Placeholders ({{slot:KEY.prop}}) are NOT substituted — use this BEFORE installing the template, when there is no display yet to resolve slot slugs against. After install, use get_display_agent_artifact for the placeholder-substituted body ready to paste/save. Discover available artifact keys via get_store_template_details (agentArtifacts array). No authentication required.

Creates a new display directly within an organization WITHOUT pairing it to physical hardware. The display starts offline and uncoupled. For physical screens, ALWAYS prefer pair_by_code instead — it creates and pairs in one step. Use create_org_display only for administrative pre-provisioning when the screen is not yet available. The display is owned by the organization, not by a personal user. Requires admin scope and manager or higher role in the organization. The organization must have available licenses (use allocate_licenses first if needed).

Returns the agent-onboarding artifact body ready to paste/install, with {{slot:KEY.prop}} placeholders SUBSTITUTED against the slot slugs that were materialised when the template was installed on this display. The killer flow: 'Add my Claude Code agent to my agentView swarm display' → list_displays() to find the display → get_display_agent_artifact(display_id, key='agent-skill') → save the response.content to ~/.claude/skills/agentview-swarm-bot/SKILL.md. Requires content scope. The caller must own the display (or have a valid display.read API-key scope). Unresolved placeholders (e.g. when the template references a slot that wasn't installed) are returned verbatim in content and listed in unresolvedPlaceholders.

Sends HTML content to multiple displays at once. Provide display_ids to target specific displays or set all to true to target all accessible displays. Locked displays are skipped. Returns sent and skipped lists with reasons. Requires content_only scope.