Platform MCP Server Integration

Configure MCP host applications

Overview

The Platform MCP Server supports integration with MCP clients through MCP (Model Context Protocol) which defines a connection between the MCP Server and MCP hosts, which can operate as a dedicated MCP client.

An MCP host is an AI application (e.g. Claude Code or Claude Desktop) that can connect to MCP servers. The MCP host creates a MCP client that can connect to a specific MCP server. The MCP client maintains a dedicated connection with the corresponding MCP server.

Platform MCP Server currently supports integration with the following MCP hosts: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code.

Certain configuration settings are consistent across every MCP host integration. The configuration must specified a valid API key and MCP Server endpoint.

API Keys

MCP clients need a valid API key to access the Platform MCP Server.

This API key must be added to a user group that has been assigned the IRP Agentic Tools User role in order to use Platform MCP server tools.

The API key is assigned to the MCP client when you integration the MCP host with the Platform MCP Server. The MCP client will use this API key access the Intelligent Risk Platform.

Platform MCP Server Endpoints

MCP clients with valid credentials can access the Platform MCP Server through one of two dedicated endpoints, which identify the location of the data center that hosts the tenant's Intelligent Risk Platform instance.

Intelligent Risk Platform tenants must use the MCP Server endpoint that corresponds to region of the data center hosting their Intelligent Risk Platform instance:

RegionMCP Endpoint
Americas (US)https://api-use1.rms.com/platform/integration/v1/mcp
Europe (EU)https://api-euw1.rms.com/platform/integration/v1/mcp

The MCP endpoint must be specified when configuring an integration between the Platform MCP Server and the MCP host application. The MCP client will use this endpoint to access the Platform MCP Server.

MCP Host Applications

The Platform MCP Server is built on the Model Context Protocol, which defines a standard method for AI applications to connect to external tools and data. Supported MCP host applications include Claude Code, Cursor, and Visual Studio Code.


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