Connect an AI client
Use the remote MCP endpoint over HTTPS. Interactive clients authenticate with OAuth.
MCP URL not configured
NEXT_PUBLIC_MCP_URL is not set, so the address below is a placeholder and will not work. Set it in the portal deployment before sharing this configuration.
Choose your client
Pick the client, copy the configuration and follow the steps.
Copy the configuration
Authorize through the OAuth flow on the first tool call. No API key is required for interactive clients.
MCP URL
https://mcp.plmtrace.example.com/mcp
{
"type": "remote",
"url": "https://mcp.plmtrace.example.com/mcp",
"auth": "oauth2",
"transport": "https"
}Set up Codex
- Open Codex settings → MCP Servers
- Choose Add Remote MCP Server
- Enter the PLMTrace HTTPS MCP URL
- Authorize through the OAuth flow and verify the tools list
Try a diagnostic in natural language
Describe the problem normally. The MCP client selects the tool and fills in the arguments.
Diagnose AWC unavailability
Analyze why AWC was unavailable in the last two hours. Show the likely layer, the evidence, the coverage and the next safe tests.
Check WebTier logs
Look up WebTier errors and failures in the last 24 hours, limit to 50 events and show the most recent first.
Check SQL Server
Run the SQL Server inventory pack with the default limits and explain any authorization block.
Connection and trust boundary
How clients reach PLMTrace and what is kept.
- Endpoint
- https://mcp.plmtrace.example.com/mcp
- Transport
- HTTPS / remote MCP
- Identity
- OAuth 2.1 + PKCE
- Customer payload retention
- Transient
Programmatic access
API keys are only for programmatic connections that cannot use OAuth. They are not part of the certified client flow.