Gluesync Module

Core Hub MCP server

An embedded Model Context Protocol server runs inside Core Hub and exposes pipeline management, debugging, observability, connections, and SQL tasks as tools an AI agent can call — with the caller’s own token and the same RBAC as the Web UI.

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MCP client connecting to Gluesync Core Hub

01 Connect an MCP client
02 Call RBAC-safe tools
03 Query via Query Studio tools

Why Core Hub MCP

Operate Core Hub from the agents you already use

01 / Sidecars

Extra MCP proxies

Extra MCP proxies mean another process to secure and upgrade.

02 / Privilege drift

Keep the audit boundary

Agent credentials that bypass Control Plane roles break audit.

03 / Outcome

Use any MCP client

Point Claude, Cursor, MCP Inspector, or any MCP client at Core Hub and keep the same permissions as the UI.

How it works

Same JVM, same RBAC, standard MCP transports

01
Embed

Mount beside REST

corehub-mcp mounts /mcp (SSE) and /mcp/http (streamable HTTP) beside REST.
02
Authenticate

Use the caller's identity

Bearer session JWT or Personal API Token (gsp_…); zero elevated privileges in the module; loopback REST into Core Hub.
03
Act

Call governed tools

125 built-in tools in Gluesync 2.3 (Beta) plus optional per-session Query Studio database tools when enabled.

Capabilities

Core Hub operations exposed as governed MCP tools

The Gluesync 2.3 (Beta) catalog is 125 built-in tools (73 read and 52 write), including Chronos schedules, Core Hub webhooks, email notifications, and the AI agents category that lets any MCP client start published Spark agents and search the Enterprise brain. Automator/Bootstrapper MCP remains a separate local/stdio path.

Built into Core Hub

125 built-in tools in Gluesync 2.3 (Beta)

Operational coverage without a separate proxy

Use one embedded server for Core Hub management, diagnostics, reporting, and data tasks.

Create, assign, and configure pipelines — not only operate existing ones
Pipelines, agents, entities, sync, notifications, metrics, Chronos, Validator, Core Hub webhooks, and email
Mapping functions, Query Studio, documentation search, groups, configuration, license, version, export, and Connections
AI agents: list_published_agents, start_agent_run, get_agent_run, publish_skill, and search_enterprise_brain for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Meta Muse, and any MCP client

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