Consul MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Register, list, or query services in a Consul cluster programmatically via a standardized MCP interface.

• 2

  Read, write, list, or delete keys in Consul's KV store as part of configuration management or coordination tasks.

• 3

  Monitor or manipulate health checks, sessions, fire events, or execute prepared queries against a Consul deployment.

Description

This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to Consul's API through a standardized interface. It supports service management, health checks, key-value store operations, sessions, events, prepared queries, and status/agent endpoints. Configuration is simple via environment variables (CONSUL_HOST, CONSUL_PORT) and it is distributed as a Node.js application. The server is useful for connecting autonomous agents or tools to Consul without embedding Consul-specific logic.