Across 10 paths, the API surfaces 13 operations — 1 DELETE, 7 GET, 4 POST, 1 PUT. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
Get specific MCP server version in specific registry
3 params→ 200400401404
GET
/api/v1beta/registry
List registries
→ 200
POST
/api/v1beta/registry
Add a registry
body→ 501
DELETE
/api/v1beta/registry/{name}
Remove a registry
1 param→ 204403404
GET
/api/v1beta/registry/{name}
Get a registry
1 param→ 200404
PUT
/api/v1beta/registry/{name}
Update registry configuration
1 parambody→ 200400403404502504
POST
/api/v1beta/registry/{name}/refresh
Refresh registry cache
1 param→ 200404500503
GET
/api/v1beta/registry/{name}/servers
List servers in a registry
1 param→ 200404
GET
/api/v1beta/registry/{name}/servers/{serverName}
Get a server from a registry
2 params→ 200404
POST
/api/v1beta/registry/auth/login
Registry login
→ 200400500
POST
/api/v1beta/registry/auth/logout
Registry logout
→ 200400500
Schemas 43
The contract defines 43 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are registry.ImageMetadata (21 properties), registry.RemoteServerMetadata (18 properties), model.Argument (13 properties), v0.ServerJSON (11 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
registry.RemoteServerMetadata
object
Remote server details (if it's a remote server)
18 properties
registry.Group
object
4 properties
permissions.Profile
object
Permission profile to apply
5 properties
model.Transport
object
Transport is required and specifies the transport protocol configuration
4 properties
model.Package
object
10 properties
pkg_api_v1.RegistryType
string
Type of registry (file, url, or default)
registry.EnvVar
object
5 properties
registry.Metadata
object
Metadata contains additional information about the server such as popularity metrics
3 properties
registry.Header
object
6 properties
model.ArgumentType
string
v0.ServerListResponse
object
2 properties
registry.KubernetesMetadata
object
Kubernetes contains Kubernetes-specific metadata when the MCP server is deployed in a cluster. This field is optional and only populated when: - The server is…
6 properties
registry.ImageMetadata
object
Container server details (if it's a container server)
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