Browsing, project detail and the metadata vocabularies are all open, so an assistant can survey what already exists in the library before proposing anything. The token only enters the picture at the point where a project would be created or changed.
An MCP server for the Schematica schema library. Read tools browse and query projects with their metadata and classifications; write tools create and update a project, and take an API key as a parameter rather than through the connection.
- schema_library_projects_section searches and browses projects with filtering, pagination and sorting
- schema_library_query_project returns one project's details, metadata, classifications and permissions
- schema_library_get_metadata_options lists the access methods, types, licenses, formats, domains, audiences and model sizes a project can declare
- schema_library_get_classifications lists the classification options for categorising and tagging
- schema_library_get_use_case_types lists the available use case types
- schema_library_create_project creates a new project; schema_library_update_project changes its data, metadata and classifications
- schema_library_update_use_cases adds and removes use cases on an existing project
Nothing to install — point a client at https://go.coremodels.io/mcp over Streamable HTTP. The read tools need no authentication. The write tools take a token parameter, generated from your project settings.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://go.coremodels.io/mcp, then supply credentials