Bifrost MCP

Bifrost MCP lets an AI assistant work on the platform on your behalf: browse your organization’s worlds and notebooks, read the example scenarios, author and edit scenario notebooks, start renders, look at the frames that come back, and account for the credits all of that spends.

It is a Model Context Protocol server, so any MCP-capable client can connect to it. You sign in with the same Bifrost credentials you use for the platform, and the assistant only ever sees what your account can see.

Note

Everything the assistant does is done as you, inside your organization. Notebooks it creates are visible to your organization like any other notebook, and renders it starts consume your organization’s credits.

Where to go next

• Setup MCP Connection: what you need, connecting from Claude on the web, Claude Desktop and Claude Code, the OAuth discovery flow other MCP clients need, and how to verify the connection is live.

• MCP Quickstart: a first scenario to try end to end, the behavior worth knowing before you start, and what to do when something is refused.