Mcpc

mcpc @apify resources-list
mcpc @apify resources-read "file:///path/to/file"   # -o <file> to save (binary-safe), --raw to pipe
mcpc @apify resources-templates-list
mcpc @apify resources-subscribe <uri> <file>        # keep local <file> in sync with the resource
mcpc @apify resources-unsubscribe <uri>             # stop syncing, keep the file

mcpc @apify prompts-list
mcpc @apify prompts-get <name> arg1:=value1         # same argument syntax as tools-call (values coerced to strings)

mcpc @apify completion-complete prompt <name> other:=value arg:=partial   # suggestions for the LAST argument given;
mcpc @apify completion-complete resource <uri-template> var:=partial     # earlier ones are context, `arg:=` = all
                                                    # needs the `completions` capability (shown by `mcpc @apify`)

mcpc @apify tools-call <tool> --task <args>     # run as a task with a progress spinner; Ctrl+C (or
                                                # ESC) leaves it running and prints the task ID.
                                                # Falls back to a normal sync call if the server has no task support.
mcpc @apify tools-call <tool> --detach <args>   # start and return the task ID immediately
mcpc @apify tasks-list
mcpc @apify tasks-get <taskId>                  # status
mcpc @apify tasks-result <taskId>               # block until the final result is ready
mcpc @apify tasks-cancel <taskId>

# OAuth — interactive browser login, saved as a reusable profile
mcpc login mcp.apify.com                    # "default" profile
mcpc login mcp.apify.com --profile work     # a named profile (multiple accounts per server)
mcpc connect mcp.apify.com @apify --profile work
mcpc logout mcp.apify.com

# Bearer token — not stored as a profile; kept per-session
mcpc connect mcp.apify.com @s -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"
mcpc @s tools-list

# Machine-to-machine (CI/CD, daemons) — client-credentials grant, no browser needed
mcpc login mcp.example.com --grant client-credentials --client-id my-svc --client-secret s3cr3t

# Enterprise-managed authorization — SSO once at the corporate IdP (e.g. Okta),
# then identity assertion grants (ID-JAG); clients are pre-registered by IT
mcpc login mcp.example.com --grant id-jag --idp https://acme.okta.com \
  --idp-client-id idp-client --client-id mcp-client --client-secret s3cr3t

# Human: authenticated session + proxy listening on :8080
mcpc connect mcp.apify.com @ai-proxy --profile ai-access --proxy 8080

# AI in a sandbox limited to localhost: no access to the original tokens
mcpc connect localhost:8080 @sandboxed
mcpc @sandboxed tools-list

mcpc @apify skills-list                       # entries: frontmatter + file manifest
mcpc @apify skills-get <name> --raw           # the SKILL.md markdown (pipe to a file or an LLM)
mcpc @apify skills-get <name> <file>          # a supporting file, e.g. references/FORMS.md

--json                  # machine-readable, MCP-spec-shaped output (code mode)
--verbose               # protocol-level debug logging (JSON-RPC, transport)
--profile <name>        # OAuth profile to use ("default" if omitted)
--timeout <seconds>     # request timeout in seconds (default: 60)
--max-chars <n>         # truncate human-readable output to n chars (ignored with --json)
--insecure              # skip TLS verification (self-signed certs only)

mcpc --verbose @apify tools-call <tool>   # protocol-level detail (JSON-RPC, transport)
mcpc @apify logs                          # bridge log; -n <N>, --follow, --since 1h
mcpc @apify ping                          # round-trip health check
mcpc @apify server-discover               # what the server advertises now (2026-07-28 only;
                                          # on older servers use mcpc @apify instead)
mcpc @apify logging-set-level debug       # deprecated; 2025-11-25 servers only, will be removed
mcpc clean                                # tidy stale sessions/logs (also: mcpc clean all)