guild
The Guild CLI ships an MCP server that exposes Guild control-plane operations as tools for MCP clients, so client agents can list and inspect workspaces, agents, sessions, triggers, credentials, and integrations, and drive chat/session actions.
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Documentation
Documentation link · transport stdio
Tools
guild_whoami—guild_list_workspaces—guild_list_contexts—guild_search_agents—guild_list_agent_versions—guild_list_sessions—guild_list_triggers—guild_get_trigger_sessions—guild_list_credentials—guild_list_integrations—guild_get_integration_operations—guild_get_workspace—guild_get_context—guild_get_agent—guild_get_integration—guild_get_session—guild_get_session_events—guild_chat—guild_send_message—guild_interrupt_session—guild_add_workspace_agent—guild_remove_workspace_agent—guild_publish_context—guild_get_agent_readme—guild_get_agent_code—
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