Jfrog Mcp Server


JFrog Remote MCP Server

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) connects AI systems with external tools, data, and services using a standardized, lightweight interface.

**JFrog MCP Server empowers developers, bringing the advanced capabilities of the JFrog platform to the development environment.** The JFrog MCP Server integrates with IDEs and AI coding assistants such as VS Code, Cursor, Claude, Kiro, and Codex to respond to natural-language AI queries with rich, actionable information from the JFrog platform.

Among the capabilities you can access with direct, friendly AI interactions:

• Resource Management: Create and view projects, repositories, and other JFrog components.
• Artifact & Build Discovery: Find packages and their versions, locate where artifacts are stored, and search builds using AQL.
• Catalog and Curation: Access package information, versions, and vulnerabilities, and check curation status.
• Security Monitoring: Get Xray security summaries and policy violations for artifacts, check an artifact's scan/indexing status, and trace every resource impacted by a specific CVE or package.

**Use these resources and real-time information for various use cases. For example:**

• Ensure that only approved packages are used by developers during coding.
• Query the JFrog Catalog about OSS package versions, changes in reported vulnerabilities, and license requirements.
• Track and manage JFrog Projects and artifacts.

**And much more.** See the full [tool reference](TOOLS.md) for everything the server exposes.

**Note:** The JFrog MCP Server is now **generally available (GA)** on JFrog Cloud (SaaS). The self-managed server is in Beta. Individual tools marked **Beta** in the [tool reference](TOOLS.md) are experimental and must be enabled for your environment.

Remote Server Implementation

The JFrog MCP Server is hosted on JFrog Cloud, and the tools it provid