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Lix Agent Version Control MCP Server

by clauxel

Lix Agent Version Control

Give AI agents version control for every product asset.

Lix Agent Version Control is a paid hosted remote MCP for Lix. It exposes Streamable HTTP tool calls, bearer-token access, public server-card metadata, usage logs, and receipt-oriented JSON for AI agent workflows.

Public Endpoints

Related MCP server: pvc-mcp-server

Access

This is a paid hosted remote MCP. Production calls require a bearer token issued from the product website.

Authorization: Bearer <token>

Unauthenticated browser visits to /mcp return a clear JSON error instead of internal details.

Tools

  • create_agent_change_set

  • compare_lix_versions

  • approve_lix_merge

  • export_version_receipt

Quick Start

  1. Open the website and choose a plan.

  2. Create or request an API token.

  3. Add the endpoint to an MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP remote servers.

  4. Send JSON-RPC requests with the bearer token.

Status

This repository is a public documentation and directory-submission reference for the hosted service. It does not contain the private production source code.

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