Vault Documentation MCP + Vault MCP Server
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Tool quality observed · not scored
tools with readOnly / destructive hints
parameters described (8 total)
state-changing tools without destructiveHint
tool-list tokens (2 tools)
tools over ~1,200 tokens
From an anonymous initialize + tools/list capture measured 2026-10-20; tokens are chars/3.6 of each tool definition. Recorded for the Kin Score's agent readiness as an observed signal — it contributes no points yet.
Tools
search_documentation— Search Vault developer and help documentation. Each result includes a `content_url` (rendered HTML) and a `markdown_url` (Markdown). Fetch `markdown_url` when results are incomplete or the task needs full context. SDK and VAPIL javadocs have no `markdown_url`. ## Sources - `vault_developer_documentation`: Vault Developer Portal (Java SDK, API, MDL, VQL, Direct Data API, Custom Pages, Vault AI) and Vault CRM Developer Portal. Use vault_crm+limited for CRM. - `vault_api_reference`: API endpoint reference — URIs, parameters, response attributes, error types. Use vault_crm+limited for CRM. - `vault_java_sdk_javadocs`: Vault Java SDK javadocs — classes, methods, parameters, return types, exceptions. - `vapil_javadocs`: VAPIL javadocs — classes, methods, code examples. - `vault_help_documentation`: End-user and admin docs. Vault Help and Vault CRM Help. Use vault_crm+limited for CRM. ## Releases Defaults to general. `vapil_javadocs` is general-only. Help, developer, and API sources with vault_crm are limited-only. - `general`: ~every four months; includes all limited enhancements since prior general release. - `limited`: ~every 3–5 weeks; early access to new features. ## App Families Defaults to platform. Ask user if unclear for developer, API, and help sources. `vapil_javadocs` and `vault_java_sdk_javadocs` are platform-only. Always use release=limited with vault_crm. - `platform`: Base Vault platform. - `commercial`: PromoMats, Portal - `qualityone`: Document Control, QMS, HACCP, HSE, Training - `quality`: QualityDocs, Training, Station Manager, QMS, Surveillance, Validation Mgmt, Batch Release, HACCP - `medical`: MedComms, Medical Inquiry, Portal - `clinical`: CTMS, eTMF, Payments, SSU, Disclosures, Site Connect, OpenData Clinical - `regulatory`: Submissions, Submissions Archive, Submissions Publishing, Registrations - `safety`: Safety, Safety Workbench, Safety Signal, SafetyDocssearch_release_notes— Search Veeva Vault release notes to find features, changes, and enhancements introduced in a specific release or range of releases. Each result includes a `content_url` (rendered HTML) and a `markdown_url` (Markdown). Fetch `markdown_url` when the query asks for a complete feature list (e.g. "what's new in 26R2?") — search results cover only a subset. Also fetch when results share the same `markdown_url` or content is incomplete. ## Sources - `vault_developer_release_notes`: Vault Developer Portal — Java SDK, API, VQL, MDL, Direct Data API, platform developer features. - `vault_help_release_notes`: Vault Help site — platform and app-family features for end users and admins. - `vault_crm_release_notes`: Vault CRM Help site. - `vault_crm_developer_release_notes`: Vault CRM Developer Portal — X-Pages, X-Pages Studio, CRM REST API. ## Release Format Major version only (e.g. `26R2`, `25R1`). - `start_release`: Optional. Omit to search all releases. - `end_release`: Optional upper bound (requires `start_release`). E.g. `start_release=24R1`, `end_release=26R2` searches that span. ### Point Release Mapping Point releases (minor > 0, e.g. 26R2.1) deliver features for the *next* major release. Apply the same mapping to both `start_release` and `end_release`: | User asks about | Use release | | ---------------- |-------------| | 26R2.0 (GA) | `26R2` | | 26R2.1 – 26R2.x | `26R3` | | 26R1.1 – 26R1.x | `26R2` | | 26R3.1 – 26R3.x | `27R1` | GA (`.0`) uses its own release; any point release (`.1`+) uses the next release. This applies to both `start_release` and `end_release`.
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