72 tools from the ConfigCat MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the ConfigCat policy →get-code-references Get code references for feature flags 2/5 get-config Get specific config details 2/5 get-environment Get specific environment details 2/5 get-integration Get integration details 2/5 get-permission-group Get permission group details 2/5 get-product Get specific product details 2/5 get-product-preferences Get product preferences 2/5 get-sdk-keys Get SDK keys for config/environment 3/5 get-segment Get specific segment details 2/5 get-setting Get specific feature flag details 2/5 get-setting-value Get feature flag value in an environment 2/5 get-setting-values Get multiple feature flag values 2/5 get-tag Get specific tag details 2/5 get-webhook Get webhook details 2/5 get-webhook-signing-keys List webhook signing keys 3/5 list-auditlogs Get product audit logs 2/5 list-configs List configs for a product 2/5 list-environments List environments for a product 2/5 list-integrations List integrations 2/5 list-organization-auditlogs Get organisation audit logs 2/5 list-organization-members List organisation members 2/5 list-organizations List all organisations 2/5 list-pending-invitations List pending invitations 2/5 list-pending-invitations-org List organisation pending invitations 2/5 list-permission-groups List permission groups 2/5 list-product-members List product members 2/5 list-products List all products 2/5 list-segments List user segments 2/5 list-settings List feature flags for a config 2/5 list-settings-by-tag Get feature flags by tag 2/5 list-staleflags Get stale feature flags report 2/5 list-tags List tags for a product 2/5 list-webhooks List webhooks 2/5 update-sdk-documentation Get SDK documentation and code examples 2/5 create-config Create a new config 3/5 create-environment Create a new environment 4/5 create-integration Create a new integration 4/5 create-permission-group Create a new permission group 4/5 create-product Create a new product 3/5 create-segment Create a new user segment 3/5 create-setting Create a new feature flag 4/5 create-tag Create a new tag 2/5 create-webhook Create a new webhook 4/5 invite-member Invite a new member to the organisation 5/5 post-setting-values Update multiple feature flag values at once 5/5 replace-setting Replace feature flag configuration entirely 5/5 replace-setting-value Replace feature flag value entirely 5/5 replace-webhook Replace webhook configuration entirely 4/5 update-config Update existing config 3/5 update-environment Update existing environment 4/5 update-integration Update existing integration 4/5 update-member-permissions Update member permissions 5/5 update-permission-group Update permission group settings 5/5 update-product Update existing product settings 3/5 update-product-preferences Update product preferences 3/5 update-segment Update existing segment 4/5 update-setting Update existing feature flag 4/5 update-setting-value Update feature flag value in an environment 5/5 update-tag Update existing tag 2/5 update-webhook Update existing webhook 3/5 delete-config Delete a config and all its feature flags 5/5 delete-environment Delete an environment 5/5 delete-integration Delete an integration 4/5 delete-invitation Cancel a pending invitation 3/5 delete-organization-member Remove a member from the organisation 5/5 delete-permission-group Delete a permission group 5/5 delete-product Delete a product and all its configuration 5/5 delete-product-member Remove a member from a product 5/5 delete-segment Delete a user segment 4/5 delete-setting Delete a feature flag permanently 5/5 delete-tag Delete a tag 3/5 delete-webhook Delete a webhook 3/5 The ConfigCat MCP server exposes 72 tools across 3 categories: Read, Write, Destructive.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the ConfigCat server.
ConfigCat tools are categorised as Read (34), Write (26), Destructive (12). Each category has a recommended default policy.
Open source. One binary. Zero dependencies.
npx -y @policylayer/intercept