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The Remote Yuno MCP Server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide secure, remote access to Yuno services. It acts as a hardened proxy so AI agents and automation clients can call Yuno APIs over MCP with enterprise-grade security and session controls.
Looking for the one-click Claude/ChatGPT connector instead of building your own MCP client? See Use Yuno with Claude and ChatGPT.

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Key capabilities

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Security

  • API key auth: Requires YUNO_PUBLIC_API_KEY, YUNO_PRIVATE_SECRET_KEY, and YUNO_ACCOUNT_CODE
  • IP validation: Sessions are bound to client IPs
  • Rate limiting: 15 requests per minute per session
  • Session timeouts: 30 minutes idle; 6 hours absolute

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Protocols

  • Streamable HTTP transport for bidirectional communication
  • JSON-RPC 2.0 for standardized request/response

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Session management

  • Automatic creation, refresh, and cleanup
  • Scheduled cleanup every 5 minutes
  • Redis backend for persistent session and rate-limit storage

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When to use the remote server

Use the Remote MCP Server when you want centralized security, observability, and policy enforcement (IP binding, rate limits, TTLs). It’s also useful when teams and tools should connect without distributing raw API credentials locally. For rapid prototyping on a developer machine, the local MCP (CLI-launched) may be sufficient.

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Connecting from MCP-compatible clients

The Remote MCP Server exposes an HTTP transport endpoint. Configure your MCP client to connect to your provisioned URL and pass the required headers. Sample configuration (HTTP transport): Replace the placeholder header values below with your YUNO_PUBLIC_API_KEY, YUNO_PRIVATE_SECRET_KEY, and YUNO_ACCOUNT_CODE credentials.
Your YUNO_PUBLIC_API_KEY, YUNO_PRIVATE_SECRET_KEY, and YUNO_ACCOUNT_CODE can all be obtained from the Yuno dashboard.