https://isvara.io/api/mcpnpx mcp-remote https://isvara.io/api/mcpTwo ways to act.
ask_isvara(question, chapter?)The grounded operations advisor (iO). Answers about running a VMware Cloud Foundation or vSphere private cloud, grounded in the Broadcom field guide, citing the exact sections as /read links. It may also consult the current Broadcom tech docs when the guide lags.
{ "question": "What is a healthy CPU ready percentage, and why does it matter?" }ops_score(metric, value)The signature four-band 0-100 operations score for one measured signal. metric is cpu_ready (%), mem_latency (%), disk_latency (ms) or dropped_packets (count); value is the measurement. Pure maths, the same curve the site and iO use.
{ "metric": "disk_latency", "value": 40 } -> 0/100, red bandThe guide, readable.
isvara://indexEvery cite-able chapter across the three books, each with its /read deep-link.isvara://thresholdsThe service-level indicators, their thresholds, and how the 0-100 score is derived.isvara://book/{id}The source Markdown of a book. Ids: exec-summary, part-1, part-2, part-3, part-4.One URL.
Remote (recommended). In Claude, add a custom connector with the URL https://isvara.io/api/mcp. No install.
Local (stdio). Bridge to it from a desktop config with mcp-remote:
{
"mcpServers": {
"isvara": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://isvara.io/api/mcp"]
}
}
}Grounded and scoped. ask_isvara reuses the site’s system prompt, model routing and injection guard, so it is the same public, rate-limited surface as the chat on this site. The server is deliberately scoped to the advisor, the operations score and the guide; the other Tools-page instruments stay on the site.