The point of this connector is that what the assistant can do is decided in Gentoro and can be changed without touching a client config or shipping a release. That is genuinely useful when different people need different subsets — and it means the interesting work is on the Gentoro side, so evaluate the bridge, not this package.
A thin MCP connector for Gentoro. The tools are not defined here: you assemble them in Gentoro as a bridge, together with the data sources they reach, and this server exposes that bridge to an MCP client. Turning a tool on or off happens in Gentoro, not in your client config.
- Whatever tools your bridge defines — the catalog is controlled per design in Gentoro Studio rather than fixed by this package
- The underlying data sources those tools reach, through the same connection
- One MCP entry per bridge, addressed by its bridge UID, so different assistants can be pointed at different tool sets
A Gentoro account — request one at the Gentoro Playground or install Gentoro locally — a Gentoro API key, and a bridge defined in Gentoro Studio. Run it with `npx -y @gentoro/mcp-nodejs-server` and supply `GENTORO_API_KEY`, `GENTORO_BRIDGE_UID` and `GENTORO_BASE_URL` in the env block, or the single combined `GENTORO_KEY` in the form `<api key>/<bridge uid>/<url>`, which Gentoro Studio generates for you. Package `@gentoro/mcp-nodejs-server` at 0.0.7.
One command plus a key — npx -y @gentoro/mcp-nodejs-server, then supply credentials
