DataLens MCP Connector
Exposes Yandex DataLens operations as tools for Claude, enabling API health checks, raw requests, entry listing, and dashboard creation.
README
DataLens MCP connector
MCP server for Claude that exposes Yandex DataLens Public API operations as tools. It follows the FastMCP + Streamable HTTP deployment pattern: endpoint /mcp, tool annotations, TCP healthcheck, and nginx buffering disabled for streaming responses.
What it can do
- Check DataLens Public API connectivity with
getWorkbooksList. - Call any DataLens RPC method through
datalens_rpc. - List entries, workbook entries, collection content, and workbooks.
- Create workbooks.
- Get, create, update, and delete dashboards.
- Build a dashboard
entrypayload skeleton that matches the officialcreateDashboardenvelope.
The connector intentionally keeps DataLens payloads transparent. DataLens dashboard/chart item schemas are partly documented as unknown, so Claude can generate or adjust native JSON payloads while the MCP server handles authentication, HTTP calls, validation, and deployment transport.
Setup
python -m venv .venv
.\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Copy-Item .env.example .env
Edit .env:
DATALENS_TOKEN=your_iam_token
DATALENS_ORG_ID=your_org_id
DATALENS_API_BASE=https://api.datalens.tech
DATALENS_API_VERSION=1
DATALENS_AUTH_SCHEME=Bearer
Run locally:
datalens-mcp
The MCP endpoint is:
http://localhost:8000/mcp
Claude
For a remote connector, deploy it behind HTTPS and add this URL in Claude:
https://your-domain.example/mcp
In Claude: Settings -> Connectors -> Add custom connector.
Docker
docker compose up -d --build
The compose file binds the container to 127.0.0.1:8096, so expose it through nginx with TLS. See nginx.example.conf.
MCP tools
datalens_healthcheckdatalens_rpcdatalens_raw_requestdatalens_get_entriesdatalens_get_workbook_entriesdatalens_get_entries_relationsdatalens_get_collection_contentdatalens_get_workbooks_listdatalens_get_workbookdatalens_create_workbookdatalens_get_dashboarddatalens_build_dashboard_specdatalens_create_dashboarddatalens_update_dashboarddatalens_delete_dashboard
Notes
The implementation follows the official DataLens Public API docs: POST https://api.datalens.tech/rpc/<method>, x-dl-api-version: 1, x-dl-org-id: <ORG_ID>, and Authorization: Bearer <IAM_TOKEN>. If DataLens adds a method that is not wrapped yet, call it through datalens_rpc.
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