GoPluto

GoPluto MCP lets your AI coding assistants pull fresh live service knowledge, routing hints, and ready‑to‑paste snippets from GoPluto directly into prompts. It keeps provider information up to date and speeds up expert routing and payload preparation inside your prompts.

How to use

You enable GoPluto MCP in your prompt or prompt rules so your assistant can fetch live context. Once configured, you get fresh provider knowledge, instant matching hints, and concise snippets that you can paste into your workflow. Use the feature to accelerate onboarding flows, service matching, and payload construction without leaving your current prompt.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need an MCP‑capable client (Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, etc.). You also need a GoPluto API key and network access to the MCP endpoint.

Choose a connection method and follow the configuration examples below. You can run a local stdio proxy or connect remotely over HTTP.

Configuration and usage details

Below are the explicit connection methods you can use. Each method includes the exact configuration blocks you can copy into your client.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter authentication issues, verify your API key is correct and that headers are attached correctly by your client. If the client cannot attach headers to a remote server, use the local stdio proxy to inject the header for you.

Available tools

resolve-gopluto-id

Resolve a package or service name to a GoPluto ID for quick lookups within prompts.

get-gopluto-docs

Fetch documentation or snippets for a specific GoPluto ID to embed in prompts.

search-providers

Query providers by skills, geography, or budget to find the right experts.

create-service-request

Create a minimal payload to initiate a service request and start matching.