- Create new services
- Follow what is happening on your infrastructure
- Manage your users
How it works
The MCP server is hosted at:Authentication headers
Provide your API key in theAuthorization
header. If your user has access to multiple workspaces, include the workspace header as well.
- Required:
Authorization: Bearer <APIKEY>
- Optional (multi-workspace):
X-Blaxel-Workspace: <WORKSPACE_NAME_OR_ID>
Setup
Cursor
Add the server to~/.cursor/mcp.json
:
Claude Code
Add the remote HTTP server to your Claude Code by running the following command:Windsurf
Add to~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json
:
Selecting a workspace
If your account has multiple workspaces, set the active workspace by including theX-Blaxel-Workspace
header. If omitted, your AI app may prompt you to specify one when a tool is invoked.
Example prompts
Ask your AI app to perform actions using Blaxel MCP tools, for example:- List my agents
- Create a new MCP server named search with blaxel-search integration
- Invite test@mydomain.com to my workspace
Supported actions
The Blaxel MCP server exposes tools for common platform operations. You can list, create and remove services (Agent, MCP, Jobs, Models, Sandboxes…), manage users and service account. And much more to come See the open-source definitions for the latest list and schemas.- Source repository:
https://github.com/blaxel-ai/blaxel-mcp-server
Running locally
Prefer using the hosted server athttps://api.blaxel.ai/v0/mcp
. If you must run locally or customize behavior, clone the repository and follow its instructions.
Limitations
- The server requires a valid API key.
- When using multiple workspaces,
X-Blaxel-Workspace
must be provided to disambiguate.
References
- Blaxel MCP Server source:
https://github.com/blaxel-ai/blaxel-mcp-server