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Voight ships Model Context Protocol servers so your coding assistant can work with Voight in plain language instead of through the dashboard. Each server is a small package you add to your client with one line; it talks to api.voight.xyz with an API key you create in Voight.

MCP for Voight Agents

Deploy, operate and orchestrate your agents from your assistant. Available now.

MCP for Observability

Read traces, issues and alerts from your assistant. Coming soon.

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How it works

  1. You create an API key in Voight with the access level the server needs.
  2. You add the server to your client (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, Claude Desktop or Gemini CLI). It runs locally with npx; nothing else to install.
  3. Your assistant gets a set of tools and uses them when you ask: “list my agents”, “deploy one on a GPU”, “which of my traces failed today”.
The servers are thin. Everything that protects your account (what a key may do, spending limits, what it can delete) is enforced by the Voight API, not by the package on your machine.

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Which clients

Each server’s page has the exact snippet per client.

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Remote connectors

The servers above run on your machine. A hosted version with “Sign in with Voight”, so Voight can be added as a connector in claude.ai and ChatGPT without any key, is planned next.