MCP server for querying Factry Historian.
Factry Historian MCP is an MCP integration. MCP server for querying Factry Historian.
The published oci package is docker.io/factry/mcp-server:0.0.6. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.
The package declares FACTRY_HISTORIAN_API_TOKEN (required): JWT token used to authenticate against Factry Historian API; FACTRY_HISTORIAN_API_URL (required): Base URL to the Factry Historian API; FACTRY_HISTORIAN_ORGANIZATION_UUID (required): Organization UUID used for historian queries; GRAFANA_URL: Optional Grafana base URL for generated explore links; GRAFANA_API_KEY: Optional Grafana API key.
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| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| FACTRY_HISTORIAN_API_TOKEN | JWT token used to authenticate against Factry Historian API | Yes |
| FACTRY_HISTORIAN_API_URL | Base URL to the Factry Historian API | Yes |
| FACTRY_HISTORIAN_ORGANIZATION_UUID | Organization UUID used for historian queries | Yes |
| GRAFANA_URL | Optional Grafana base URL for generated explore links | Optional |
| GRAFANA_API_KEY | Optional Grafana API key | Optional |
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