Glide API MCP Server
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A Model Context Protocol server for interacting with the Glide API (v1 & v2). It provides tools to manage and interact with Glide apps and tables.
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What is Glide API MCP Server?
This server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to facilitate interaction with the Glide API, supporting both v1 and v2. It allows users to manage and manipulate data within Glide applications through a set of tools.
How to use Glide API MCP Server?
To use the server, configure it within your MCP settings file, providing the necessary environment variables (GLIDE_API_KEY and GLIDE_API_VERSION). You can then use the available tools (e.g., get_app, add_table_row) via the use_mcp_tool function, specifying the server name, tool name, and arguments. Securely manage your API key using environment variables.
Key features of Glide API MCP Server
Support for Glide API v1 and v2
Secure API key handling through environment variables
Type-safe TypeScript implementation
Comprehensive error handling
Use cases of Glide API MCP Server
Retrieving app information from Glide
Listing tables within a Glide app
Fetching data from Glide tables
Adding new rows to Glide tables
Updating existing rows in Glide tables
FAQ from Glide API MCP Server
How do I configure the API key?
How do I configure the API key?
The recommended way is to set the GLIDE_API_KEY environment variable in your MCP settings file.
How do I specify the Glide API version?
How do I specify the Glide API version?
Set the GLIDE_API_VERSION environment variable to either v1 or v2 in your MCP settings file. You can also override this at runtime using the set_api_version tool.
How do I get app information?
How do I get app information?
Use the get_app tool with the appId argument.
How do I add a row to a table?
How do I add a row to a table?
Use the add_table_row tool, providing the appId, tableId, and values arguments.
What are the security best practices?
What are the security best practices?
Never commit API keys to version control, use environment variables, regularly rotate your API keys, and set appropriate file permissions on the settings file.