What is the Skyvia MCP Server?

The Skyvia MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server acts as a bridge between the Skyvia API and the UBOS platform. It allows AI models and agents to access and interact with Skyvia’s data integration capabilities.

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It’s an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs (Large Language Models).

What can I do with the Skyvia MCP Server?

You can manage workspaces, connections, and integrations within Skyvia directly from UBOS, enabling automation of data workflows and building intelligent applications.

What are the prerequisites for deploying the Skyvia MCP Server?

You need a UBOS account, a Skyvia API token, Docker (for local testing), and access to a Smithery deployment environment.

How do I configure the server after deploying it?

You need to set the SKYVIA_API_TOKEN environment variable with your Skyvia API token in the Smithery configuration.

What if I get a “Server not initialized” error?

This usually means your Skyvia API token is missing or invalid. Double-check the SKYVIA_API_TOKEN environment variable.

How do I troubleshoot connection issues?

Use the test_smithery_connection.py script to test connectivity. It provides detailed logs and helps identify if the problem is with Smithery configuration or the server itself.

What kind of Skyvia tools are available through MCP Server?

Workspace Tools, Connection Tools and Integration Tools are available. You can list workspaces, get workspace details, list connections, get connection details, test connections, list integrations, get integration details and run integrations.