kenda-ingestion-mcp
Lets AI hosts answer questions about Kenda token spend and waste directly from the terminal.
README
kenda-ingestion-mcp
A small, read-only Model Context Protocol server that lets an AI host (e.g. Claude Code) answer questions about your Kenda token spend and waste straight from the terminal — "how much did I spend this week?", "which agent is wasting the most?".
It is a query surface only: it never captures or writes usage. It reads the token-authed
/collector/* endpoints of the Kenda API using the endpoint + token from ~/.kenda/config.json
(the same ingest token the Kenda collector writes), which resolve the token to its org
server-side — so the terminal needs no browser/Auth0 session.
Tools
| Tool | Endpoint | Returns |
|---|---|---|
kenda_spend_summary |
GET /collector/summary |
Top-line spend, waste, and health for your org |
kenda_waste_by_agent |
GET /collector/agents |
Per-agent spend and redundant (wasted) dollars |
Install
pip install kenda-ingestion-mcp # or: uvx kenda-ingestion-mcp
The console script kenda-mcp runs the stdio server.
Configure
The server reads ~/.kenda/config.json:
{
"endpoint": "https://api.kenda.app",
"token": "kenda_your-ingest-token"
}
Only endpoint and token are required for queries. Both are written for you by
kenda-collect init (the Kenda collector) or the Claude Code plugin's /kenda-setup. Environment
variables override the file (KENDA_ENDPOINT, KENDA_TOKEN) for CI and power users.
Use with Claude Code
Register it as an MCP server (.mcp.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"kenda": {
"command": "kenda-mcp"
}
}
}
Then ask Claude, from the terminal: "what did I spend this week?" or "which agent is wasting the most?".
Develop
python -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"
ruff check .
pytest
The HTTP query layer is pure stdlib and unit-tested (tests/test_query.py); the MCP transport is
driven end-to-end with an in-memory client (tests/test_server.py). The mcp package is a
runtime dependency, so both suites run in CI.
License
Proprietary — see LICENSE.
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