Druva MCP Server
Druva publishes a first-party hosted MCP server that connects MCP-compatible AI clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Microsoft Copilot) to the Druva Resilience Cloud under the caller's own Druva RBAC. Rather than exposing one tool per REST operation, Druva ships a "Code Mode" skills architecture: five generic tools that discover, retrieve and execute cloud-delivered skills, so new capability is added server-side without a client update.
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Tools
druva___list_skills— List the Druva skills available to the authenticated caller.druva___recommend_skill— Recommend the Druva skill that best matches a natural-language request.druva___retrieve_skill— Retrieve the definition of a named Druva skill.druva___run_read_script— Execute a read-only script against the Druva Resilience Cloud on the caller's behalf.druva___run_write_script— Execute a configuration-modifying script. Druva documents that this cannot delete Druva Cloud configurations or backup data - destructive delete operations are blocked server-side.
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