Glama MCP for AI. Route Prompts and Discover Global AI Protocols
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Glama MCP acts as a unified intelligence gateway for your AI client. It lets you dynamically discover external Model Context Protocols (MCPs), inspect their parameters, and route conversational prompts to multiple LLM networks without leaving your core workflow.
You use it when you need deep visibility into an array of remote AI services.
What your AI can do
Glama get gateway model details
Checks specific settings for a proxied AI model, like its price or context window size.
Glama get gateway models
Provides a complete list of all available AI models supported through the Glama gateway.
Glama list mcp servers
Searches and lists available MCP protocols across the entire global directory using simple text matching.
List and search the entire global directory of compatible MCPs using loose text matching.
Get specific configurations, including prices and context window sizes, for any proxied AI gateway model.
Send a chat prompt to an isolated, specified LLM network without keeping the conversation in your local memory.
Report execution and usage data back to the Glama backend after an AI tool finishes running.
Fetch a list of private MCP instances assigned specifically to your account for access control checks.
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Start using Glama on VinkiusGlama Get Gateway Model Details
Checks specific settings for a proxied AI model, like its price or context window size.
Glama Get Gateway Models
Provides a complete list of all available AI models supported through the Glama...
Glama List Mcp Servers
Searches and lists available MCP protocols across the entire global directory using...
Glama Run Gateway Chat
Starts a conversation prompt with an isolated model via the gateway proxy network.
Glama Get Hosted Instances
Fetches a list of private MCP instances assigned only to your specific account.
Glama Get Mcp Attributes
Lists the standard classification strings and filtering attributes mapped within the global MCP registry.
Glama Get Mcp Server Info
Extracts detailed parameters and setup instructions for a single, specific MCP server by its name.
Glama Send Telemetry
Reports usage metrics and execution data back to the Glama telemetry system after a...
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This connection provides 8 powerful capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other compatible AI platforms. No middleware. No custom integration required.
The Problem of Fragmented AI Endpoints
Today, if you want your agent to talk to three different external systems—say, accounting software, inventory management, and a specific CRM—you're faced with a nightmare. You have to jump between three separate vendor dashboards. Then, for each one, you have to manually check the documentation to see what context window size they offer or which parameters are required.
With this MCP, that friction vanishes. Your agent doesn't need to know where anything lives. It just asks, and this gateway finds all compatible protocols using `glama_list_mcp_servers`. It acts as the central switchboard for every external intelligence network.
Glama MCP: Centralized Model Parameter Management
You no longer have to write custom, brittle code just to find out if an LLM model you want is available or what its current pricing tiers are. You don't need separate API calls for every single vendor.
Now, checking the entire landscape of available models and their specific parameters—like prices or context window sizes—is done in one go using `glama_get_gateway_model_details`. It’s just better.
What your AI can actually do with this
Finding the right model or service context shouldn't feel like archaeological digging through a developer dashboard. This MCP lets your agent search across global directories, finding compatible protocols on demand. Instead of logging into five different platforms to check model compatibility or parameters, you ask this MCP, and it handles the connection mapping for you.
It consolidates complex programmatic text completion by routing requests through its gateway proxy. You can also examine detailed metadata about any given protocol using Vinkius's central catalog, making sure your local logic connects cleanly to external services. This capability means your agent isn't limited by what's installed locally; it accesses a network of capabilities.
019d75a6-10f8-70a9-b0a1-7de8fca80d7f Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is, this MCP provides a centralized hub for finding and routing requests to any external AI service you need.
First, use the glama_list_mcp_servers tool to search the global directory and pinpoint the exact protocols you need.
Next, if you want to run a chat or test a model, specify the target model's details and send your prompt using glama_run_gateway_chat.
Finally, after the process is done, use glama_send_telemetry to log the successful execution metrics back to Glama.
Who is this actually for?
The systems architect who gets frustrated by the time spent just figuring out which model or protocol can talk to what. It's also for the financial analyst needing to cross-reference external data sources without writing boilerplate API connection code.
Needs to prototype and test dynamic API models, isolating specific protocols while avoiding navigating complex UI dashboards.
Requires a systematic way to locate multiple enterprise integrations by searching the MCP registry for mapping variables and endpoints.
Needs to test conversational prompts against several different LLM models using one unified connection point, then track the usage data.
What Changes When You Connect
You can find protocols quickly. Instead of guessing, use glama_list_mcp_servers to search the global directory for exactly what you need.
Test models without switching clients. Use glama_run_gateway_chat to send a conversation prompt to an isolated model through the proxy network.
Know your limits upfront. Before connecting, check model details using glama_get_gateway_model_details to confirm context window sizes and pricing.
Manage resources centrally. Use glama_get_hosted_instances to view all private MCP instances assigned to your account in one place.
Audit the system. Run glama_get_mcp_attributes to find out what standard classifications are mapped across global protocols.
See it in action
Need to compare three different external knowledge bases?
You need to test how your agent handles data from a CRM, an ERP system, and a niche industry database. Your agent can query the global directory using glama_list_mcp_servers to find all necessary protocols, then run prompts through glama_run_gateway_chat for side-by-side comparison.
Building a robust multi-stage agent workflow?
Your agent must first check the status of local resources and then query an external model. It can use glama_get_hosted_instances to validate internal access before sending data out via glama_run_gateway_chat.
Tracking costs across different AI models?
You need to know if using a small, fast LLM is cheaper than using the high-context model. You use glama_get_gateway_model_details first to confirm prices and window sizes before running any prompts.
After a complex data extraction job?
The agent successfully retrieves sensitive financial data from an external source. It uses glama_send_telemetry immediately afterward to report the successful execution metrics back to the Glama backend for auditing.
The honest tradeoffs
Manually checking every model's context window
The developer spends hours visiting multiple provider dashboards, copy-pasting names into spreadsheets just to track which models support 16k tokens.
Use glama_get_gateway_models to list all available proxies. Then run glama_get_gateway_model_details on the suspects. This gets you all the necessary context window sizes in a single API call.
Forgetting to log successful runs
The agent completes a major task, but since no one logged it, there's no record of how long it took or if it failed silently.
Always wrap up your workflow by triggering glama_send_telemetry. It reports the usage metrics back to Glama for permanent records.
Assuming a model exists
The agent tries to send data to an external service that doesn't actually have a configured MCP, resulting in a dead-end error.
Always start by using glama_list_mcp_servers with keywords related to the required domain. This confirms the protocol exists before attempting any connection.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your core problem is discovery, routing, or auditing multiple external services. Specifically, if you need to compare model parameters (like context window size) across different vendors in one place, use glama_get_gateway_model_details. Don't use it if you just need to run a simple task on one local machine; keep that logic internal. If your goal is only to manage credentials or view private access points, then using glama_get_hosted_instances alone might be enough. However, this MCP excels when the job requires chaining: find the service (list_mcp_servers), check its details (get_mcp_server_info), and run a test chat (run_gateway_chat).
Questions you might have
How do I use glama_list_mcp_servers to find a new industry protocol? +
Use this tool by providing keywords related to the desired domain. The MCP will search its global directory and return any protocols that match your criteria, helping you locate niche services quickly.
What is the difference between glama_get_gateway_models and glama_list_mcp_servers? +
glama_get_gateway_models lists all general AI models available via the proxy. glama_list_mcp_servers searches for specific, specialized protocols across different MCP domains.
Can I use glama_run_gateway_chat to test a model before committing? +
Yes. You can send an isolated conversational prompt using glama_run_gateway_chat. This lets you test the model's performance and tone without having that conversation permanently stored in your local system.
If I run a process, how do I track it? +
After any tool execution, always use glama_send_telemetry. This sends the usage metrics back to Glama, giving you an auditable record of what happened and for how long.
How does using glama_get_hosted_instances help me manage private data security? +
It fetches only the MCP instances assigned to your specific account. This function keeps your private, hosted protocols separate from the public registry view.
If I get an error calling glama_get_mcp_server_info, what should I check first? +
You need to verify that you have the correct namespace and slug for the MCP. The function requires these two unique identifiers to extract detailed parameters.
What determines if an MCP is compatible with my local system? Can glama_get_mcp_attributes help? +
Yes, it lists filtering attributes and semantic categorizations mapped within the registry. These attributes allow you to assess a global protocol's compatibility requirements before connecting.
What specific technical parameters can I check using glama_get_gateway_model_details? +
The tool provides granular model information, including pricing details, the exact context window size, and operational parameters for a specific proxied gateway model.
Can I test alternative AI models entirely within the terminal using the Glama integration? +
Yes. Tools like glama_get_gateway_models list available OpenAI-compatible proxies, and glama_run_gateway_chat allows your Vinkius agent to run text completions outside itself natively.
Does the Glama server provide telemetry data back to the registry? +
Yes. Active MCP usage events can be logged seamlessly applying the glama_send_telemetry tool in specific sequences to inform publishers about proxy executions.
Are private hosted instances queryable? +
Yes. By executing glama_get_hosted_instances, your agent limits queries exclusively to private proxies explicitly belonging to your linked environment.
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