Smplkit MCP server

What it does

An MCP server that lets AI agents operate the smplkit platform—managing feature flags, configuration, logging, audit logs, and scheduled jobs. For teams using smplkit who want to make platform changes through natural language commands in Claude, Cursor, or Claude Desktop.

• Create and manage feature flags with per-environment targeting, such as rolling out a new checkout experience to enterprise users in production.
• Set and override typed configuration values across environments, like updating a database host for staging.
• Adjust runtime log levels per environment on demand, such as raising a logger to DEBUG temporarily for troubleshooting.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
create_flag	Create a new feature flag.
list_flags	List all feature flags.
get_flag	Get details of a specific flag.
set_flag	Set or update a flag value in a specific environment.
delete_flag	Delete a feature flag.
create_config	Create a new configuration key.
list_configs	List all configuration keys.
get_config	Get details of a specific configuration key.
set_config_value	Set or update a configuration value in a specific environment.
delete_config	Delete a configuration key.
set_log_level	Set the log level for a logger in a specific environment.
list_loggers	List all available loggers.
get_logger	Get details of a specific logger.
reset_logger	Reset a logger to its default level.
query_events	Search and query audit log events.
get_event	Get details of a specific audit event.
list_forwarders	List all audit event forwarders.
create_forwarder	Create a new SIEM forwarder for audit events.
test_forwarder	Test a forwarder destination before saving it.
delete_forwarder	Delete a forwarder.
create_job	Create a scheduled HTTP job (cron, one-off, or manual).
list_jobs	List all scheduled jobs.
get_job	Get details of a specific job.
update_job	Update a job's configuration.
delete_job	Delete a job.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.