portkey-governance-interface-backend
A dedicated intermediary service enabling programmatic interaction with the Portkey platform for oversight functions, encompassing the administration of AI model settings, workspace organization, performance telemetry retrieval, and user credential management.
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Portkey Platform Control Nexus
Empower your conversational agent (like Claude) with administrative mastery over the Portkey infrastructure! This Management Control Point (MCP) server bridges Claude's capabilities to the Portkey Application Programming Interface (API), facilitating granular command over deployment configurations, operational environments, usage metrics, and personnel permissions.
Deployment Procedure
Compilation from Source
- Obtain a local copy of this repository's contents
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Resolve necessary package dependencies: bash npm install
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Duplicate the template configuration file: bash cp .env.example .env
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Inject your unique Portkey credential into the configuration file: bash PORTKEY_API_KEY=your_portkey_api_key_here
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Subsequently, modify your primary Claude configuration manifest:
{ "mcpServers": { "portkey-server": { "command": "node", "args": [ "/path/to/portkey-server/build/index.js" ], "env": { "PORTKEY_API_KEY": "your_portkey_api_key_here" } } } }
Crucial Steps to Verify:
- Substitute /path/to/portkey-server with the actual directory path of this installation.
- Ensure your Portkey credential is accurately placed within the designated env block.
Upon finishing the configuration adjustments, initiate a restart of the Claude environment for the changes to become active.
Automated Installation via Smithery
To streamline the integration of the Portkey Control Nexus for Claude Desktop using Smithery:
bash npx -y @smithery/cli install @r-huijts/portkey-admin-mcp-server --client claude
Practical Scenarios for Utilization
- "Detail the aggregated consumption statistics across all leveraged computational models."
- "Render the operational performance indicators for my deployed AI instances."
- "Provision a novel organizational space dedicated to my development cohort."
- "What is the present utilization status and remaining allowance for my API access credentials?"
- "Generate an analytical summary detailing API interactions from the preceding calendar month."
- "Enforce traffic throttling parameters for my non-production staging environment."
- "Define resilient failover routing mechanisms for my primary service endpoints."
- "Onboard supplementary personnel into the designated Portkey operational domain."
- "Display statistical latency measurements attributed to recent API transactions."
- "Establish custom metadata headers to accompany all outgoing API requests."
🔑 Environmental Parameters
| Parameter | Purpose |
|---|---|
| PORTKEY_API_KEY | Your secret authentication token for Portkey access (Mandatory) |
🌟 Core Capabilities
This MCP gateway furnishes exhaustive programmatic access to the Portkey platform features, structured around the following functional domains:
Personnel and Entitlement Oversight
- User Governance: Enumerate and administer all registered personnel within your Portkey entity.
- Invitation Protocol: Facilitate the onboarding of new personnel with granular, role-specific permissions.
- Domain Authorization: Stipulate user access privileges across distinct operational domains.
- Privilege Hierarchy: Allocate administrator, manager, or basic member classifications at both the organizational root and domain levels.
Metrics Aggregation and Auditing
- Activity Telemetry: Log and review granular data concerning user engagement and interaction patterns.
- Expenditure Review: Systematically track and dissect incurred operational costs across specified temporal boundaries.
- Transaction Reporting: Inspect request throughput, consumed token volume, and response latency.
- Customized Reporting: Produce data extracts constrained by precise criteria, such as transaction status codes, abstracted keys, or defined time windows.
Operational Domain Administration
- Domain Inventory: List and examine comprehensive details for all active operational domains.
- Parameter Review: Retrieve and scrutinize the established configuration profiles for each domain.
- Abstract Key Oversight: Monitor the status, usage caps, and rate limitations applied to surrogate API keys.
- Domain Metadata: Inspect and log essential descriptive data and personnel affiliations tied to the operational domain.
Deployment Configuration and API Interface
- Configuration Manifests: Retrieve listings of all accessible configuration blueprints organization-wide.
- Deep Configuration Inspection: Access settings related to caching mechanisms, automatic retry logic, and request routing policies.
- Surrogate Key Status: Observe the operational state, utilization quotas, and traffic restrictions on management keys.
- Interface Mapping: Track the mapping between external endpoints and their respective Portkey configurations.
License
This software is distributed under the terms of the ISC License; consult the LICENSE file for exhaustive specifics.
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