Bundled servers
| Server | URL | Authentication | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
userplane-workspace | https://api.userplane.io/mcp | OAuth 2.1 | Recordings, links, projects, domains, viewers |
userplane-docs | https://docs.userplane.io/mcp | None (public) | Userplane documentation search |
Workspace MCP
The workspace server gives the debug-agent access to recording data — console logs, network requests, user actions — for root cause analysis. It’s also available directly in conversation for ad-hoc queries.Available tools
Recording Tools
List recordings, fetch session data, open interactive viewers
Link Tools
Create, list, and update recording links
Domain Tools
List and inspect verified domains
Workspace Tools
Profiles, workspaces, and projects
Interactive viewers
In AI clients that support MCP Apps, the workspace server renders rich viewers:- Recording Viewer — video playback with synchronized console, network, and action tabs
- Resource Viewers — focused viewers for console logs, network requests, and user actions
Authentication
On the first tool call, Claude Code opens a browser window for Userplane sign-in. You authorize with your workspace account, and tokens are stored locally. See MCP Authentication for details on the OAuth 2.1 flow, permissions, and token management.Documentation MCP
The documentation server lets your agent search Userplane docs inline. It’s public — no authentication required. Useful when integrating the SDK and you need answers from the docs without leaving the conversation. See Documentation MCP for setup details, rate limits, and comparison with web search.Verifying the servers
After installing the plugin, run:userplane-workspace and userplane-docs in the server list.
Related articles
- Model Context Protocol — overview of both Userplane MCP servers.
- Userplane MCP — detailed workspace server documentation.
- MCP Getting Started — manual MCP setup for any AI client.
- MCP Authentication — OAuth 2.1 flow and permissions.
- Documentation MCP — the public documentation search server.