MCP Server Setup

Step-by-step guide to configuring your AI tools to talk to SoftwareOne.

This guide explains how to configure popular AI clients to connect to the SoftwareOne Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server.

Once connected, your AI assistant will be able to query the marketplace, read documentation, and perform actions on your behalf.

Prerequisites

• SoftwareOne API Token: You generate this in the SoftwareOne Portal.

• Configuration Details: Please refer to the Marketplace MCP Server README for the exact JSON configuration blocks.

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Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop provides a native integration for MCP servers.

1. Locate Config File

Open your configuration file. If it doesn't exist, create it.

• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

• Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

2. Configure Server

Copy the appropriate configuration block (Remote or Local) from the Marketplace MCP Server README and add it to the mcpServers object in your config file.

3. Restart Claude

Completely quit and restart the Claude Desktop application. You should see a plug icon indicating the server is connected.

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Cursor

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor that supports MCP.

1. Open Settings

1. Open Cursor.

2. Go to Cursor Settings > General > MCP.

2. Add New Server

1. Click + Add New MCP Server.

2. Name: Enter softwareone-marketplace.

3. Type: Select stdio (for local) or sse (for remote).

4. Follow the configuration patterns provided in the Marketplace MCP Server README.

3. Verify

Once added, the status indicator should turn green.

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Antigravity

Antigravity (and compatible Google Cloud-based agents) supports MCP servers defined in the project configuration.

1. Project Configuration

Add the server definition to your .agent/mcp_servers_config.json (or similar). You can find the required JSON structure in the Marketplace MCP Server README.

2. Validation

Ask the agent to "List available MCP resources" to verify the connection.

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Generic / Custom Agents

If you are building your own agent or using another tool, you can connect via standard input/output (stdio) or Server-Sent Events (SSE).

Usage

See the Usage Section in the README for endpoint details and header requirements.