What are the 7 domains Vivesca covers?

The registry lists Vivesca as covering 7 domains with Pydantic output schemas, but the specific domain names are not detailed in the available metadata. Check the project documentation or run the server to discover the full domain list and their capabilities.

How do I install and run Vivesca?

Install via `uvx vivesca@0.2.3`. The server uses stdio transport, so it integrates with MCP clients that support standard input/output communication. Refer to your MCP client's documentation for connection setup.

What does 'opinionated' mean for this MCP server?

Vivesca enforces Pydantic-based output schemas across all 7 domains, ensuring consistent, type-safe responses. This opinionated design trades flexibility for reliability and predictability in API contracts.

Is Vivesca actively maintained and versioned?

Yes—the current version is 0.2.3 and the registry notes it is 'built to evolve,' indicating ongoing development. Check the project repository for release notes and upgrade guidance between minor versions.

Do I need API keys or credentials to use Vivesca?

The registry metadata does not specify required environment variables or authentication details. Consult the project's setup documentation or GitHub repository for credential and configuration requirements.

MCP ServerSTDIOOfficialv0.2.3

Vivesca MCP Server

Access structured data across 7 domains with Pydantic-validated outputs. Built for developers who need reliable, type-safe API responses that evolve with your application.

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Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the Vivesca MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Access structured data across 7 domains with Pydantic-validated outputs. Built for developers who need reliable, type-safe API responses that evolve with your application.

Connect to Vivesca

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

uvx vivesca==0.2.3

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for Vivesca.

Source repository

Example prompts for Vivesca

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Vivesca.

What domains and tools does the Vivesca MCP server expose?
Show me the Pydantic schema for the available endpoints
How do I authenticate and configure environment variables for Vivesca?
What are the breaking changes between Vivesca versions 0.2.x and future releases?

Vivesca MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running Vivesca.

What are the 7 domains Vivesca covers?
The registry lists Vivesca as covering 7 domains with Pydantic output schemas, but the specific domain names are not detailed in the available metadata. Check the project documentation or run the server to discover the full domain list and their capabilities.
How do I install and run Vivesca?
Install via `uvx vivesca@0.2.3`. The server uses stdio transport, so it integrates with MCP clients that support standard input/output communication. Refer to your MCP client's documentation for connection setup.
What does 'opinionated' mean for this MCP server?
Vivesca enforces Pydantic-based output schemas across all 7 domains, ensuring consistent, type-safe responses. This opinionated design trades flexibility for reliability and predictability in API contracts.
Is Vivesca actively maintained and versioned?
Yes—the current version is 0.2.3 and the registry notes it is 'built to evolve,' indicating ongoing development. Check the project repository for release notes and upgrade guidance between minor versions.
Do I need API keys or credentials to use Vivesca?
The registry metadata does not specify required environment variables or authentication details. Consult the project's setup documentation or GitHub repository for credential and configuration requirements.

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