EventCatalog MCP Server
The EventCatalog MCP Server provides APIs to access, query, and manage event-driven architecture data, schemas, and specifications, enhancing architecture analysis.
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Apr 16 2025
The EventCatalog MCP Server provides APIs to access, query, and manage event-driven architecture data, schemas, and specifications, enhancing architecture analysis.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 16 2025
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What is EventCatalog MCP Server?
The MCP Server for EventCatalog facilitates integration with event-driven architectures by offering APIs to retrieve domains, services, events, commands, and queries. It supports querying schemas like OpenAPI and AsyncAPI, and allows connection with MCP clients such as Claude or Cursor. This enables developers and stakeholders to ask questions about their architecture, fetch schemas, and get insights in real-time. The server can be deployed locally or on cloud, providing a centralized interface for interacting with EventCatalog data, improving documentation, validation, and collaboration across teams.
Who will use EventCatalog MCP Server?
- Developers
- Architects
- System Integrators
- Stakeholders involved in event-driven architectures
- API Managers
How to use the EventCatalog MCP Server?
- Step 1: Install and run the MCP server locally or on your cloud environment.
- Step 2: Connect your MCP supported client (e.g., Claude, Cursor) through configurations.
- Step 3: Use the provided APIs to query domains, services, events, schemas, and architecture data.
- Step 4: Ask questions about your architecture or retrieve schema files as needed.
- Step 5: Use the insights for documentation, validation, or integration purposes.
EventCatalog MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Retrieve all messages, domains, services
- Query schemas for events, commands, queries
- Connect with MCP clients like Claude or Cursor
- Fetch OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specifications
- Manage architecture data via REST APIs
The Benefits
- Streamlined access to architecture data
- Enhanced integration with development tools
- Real-time querying and schema retrieval
- Simplifies documentation and validation
- Supports collaborative architecture analysis
EventCatalog MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Integrating event-driven architecture documentation
- Schema validation and retrieval
- Real-time architecture querying for developers and stakeholders
- API management and analysis of event catalogs
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