Model Context Protocol
Connect Aiden with your Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to enable intelligent model context exchange and AI-driven orchestration between systems. Once enabled, Aiden can communicate with your MCP-compatible services to fetch model metadata, execute contextual tasks, and streamline model-based workflows using natural language commands.
Integration Capabilities
- Integrate with remote SSE-based MCP servers.
Enable MCP Integration
Follow these steps to enable the integration:
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From the Aiden home page, click Integrations from the navigation panel on the left.
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Hover and click the Activate button on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Integration card.
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Enter the integration configuration parameters:
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URL: The endpoint of your MCP server.
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Server Name: A unique identifier or friendly name for your MCP server connection.
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Additional Configuration (Optional): You can provide JSON or key-value pairs for advanced configuration parameters, such as timeout limits, authentication modes, or custom endpoints such as:
{ "timeout": 30, "authMode": "Bearer" }-
Description: Provide a brief description of the MCP instance or its intended usage within your environment.
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Headers: Add any custom HTTP headers required by your MCP server. Use the + Add Headers button to include one or more key–value pairs.
- Key: The header name.
- Value: The header value or token.
Sample Key-Value Pair:
Description: Used for model context synchronization between DevOps and Aiden environments.
Key: Authorization
Value: Bearer
<your-access-token>
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Click Save to enable the integration.
Once configured, Aiden will automatically establish a connection with your MCP server and begin exchanging contextual model data to improve task understanding and response precision.
Additional References
Limitations
- This integration supports only SSE-based MCP servers;
StreamableHTTPis not yet supported. - The StackGen Aiden MCP integration currently supports only Tools. Prompts and Resources are not supported at the momemt.