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About the Parameta Delivery Hub MCP

The Parameta Delivery Hub MCP (Model Context Protocol) provides a unified way for clients to discover, access, and integrate with Parameta data delivery services using AI-powered tools. By connecting our MCP server to your preferred AI assistant (e.g. Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code), you can:
  • Discover available Parameta delivery channels
  • Retrieve corresponding connection and configuration details
  • Generate integration examples (SQL queries, subscription messages, file formats)
  • Troubleshoot connectivity or entitlement issues
The MCP connects your AI tools directly to Parameta Solutions Delivery Hub documentation, enabling real-time, guided integration support without manually searching documentation.
Some AI tools like Claude support both MCP and skills. MCP gives access to your content, while skills instruct agents how to use that content effectively. They’re complementary and connecting your MCP server gives agents access to both.

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Common Use Cases

Snowflake Data Access

  • Discover available datasets and tables
  • Generate SQL queries for analysis
  • Export data into other tools and systems

WebSocket Streaming

  • Retrieve endpoints and authentication methods
  • Generate subscription payloads
  • Stream data into real-time applications

SFTP Data Delivery

  • Access file naming conventions and schedules
  • Retrieve sample file structures
  • Validate connectivity

Troubleshooting & Support

  • Diagnose connectivity issues
  • Identify missing entitlements
  • Provide configuration guidance
For detailed documentation on each delivery channel, see:

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How It Works

When connected, your AI assistant can securely query Parameta Solutions Delivery Hub documentation via a MCP server.
  • The AI automatically retrieves relevant documentation when needed
  • Responses are based on the latest available content
  • You can ask questions in natural language
Example:
“How do I access Parameta FX data in Snowflake?”
You do not need to manually search documentation, the MCP connection enables context-aware, guided responses.

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The MCP endpoint

Connect your AI tool to: https://deliveryhub.parametasolutions.com/authed/mcp
The MCP returns the same documentation you see when logged in to this site — including record naming conventions, field groups and FID definitions, connection guides and data warehouse documentation — scoped to your entitlements.

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Signing in

The first time your AI tool connects, it opens a browser window for you to sign in with your usual Delivery Hub credentials. There is no API key or client secret to create or store.
1

Your tool requests access

Your AI tool contacts the MCP endpoint and is told that sign-in is required.
2

You sign in

A browser window opens on the Delivery Hub sign-in page. Sign in as you normally would. If you already have an active session, this step completes automatically.
3

Your tool is authorised

Your tool receives an access token tied to your account and its entitlements. It refreshes automatically, so you only sign in once per tool.
Authentication methods may vary depending on the AI client you are using. Please follow the OAuth authentication flow supported by your chosen client, whether Kiro, Claude Code, Visual Studio Code, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible application.
Your entitlements are applied on every request. If your access changes, the documentation available through the MCP changes with it — no reconfiguration needed.

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Connect to the Parameta Delivery Hub MCP

Here’s a few ways in which you can connect to our MCP server to your preferred AI tools.
1

Get our MCP server URL

This is: https://deliveryhub.parametasolutions.com/authed/mcp
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Create your VS Code configuration

  1. Create a .vscode/mcp.json file.
  2. In mcp.json, configure your server:
See the VS Code documentation for more details.

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Authentication & Entitlements

The MCP server provides guidance and documentation—it does not grant data access directly. Signing in controls which documentation your AI tool can read; it does not by itself grant access to market data. To access Parameta Solutions data, you must have:
  • Active commercial agreement
  • Valid credentials (API keys, Snowflake access, etc.)
  • Correct entitlements for specific datasets
Seeing less documentation than you expect? Confirm you completed sign-in. If you are signed in and a page you need is still unavailable, your account may not be entitled to it — contact your Parameta Solutions representative.
If you are unable to access data, contact your Parameta Solutions representative.