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POST

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Basic authentication header of the form Basic <encoded-value>, where <encoded-value> is the base64-encoded string username:password.

Headers

x-account-id
string

Account secure id for the target provider account (optional if x-account-id query parameter is provided)

mcp-session-id
string

Session id; omit for initialize, include for subsequent calls

Accept
string
default:application/json, text/event-stream

Response format. Include text/event-stream to receive SSE, application/json for standard JSON, or both.

Example:

"application/json, text/event-stream"

Query Parameters

instructions
enum<string>

Server instructions (returned in the MCP initialize handshake) that teach the model the path/query/body/headers parameter envelope: "off" (default) omits them, "on" includes envelope guidance matched to the active param-style

Available options:
on,
off
param-style
enum<string>

Parameter schema style: "nested" (default) groups by location, "flat_prefixed" flattens with location prefix, "flat_smart" flattens and only prefixes on name collision

Available options:
nested,
flat_prefixed,
flat_smart
tool-mode
enum<string>

Tool registration mode: "individual" (default) registers each action as a separate tool; "search_execute" registers two tools per linked account for a search-then-execute flow

Available options:
individual,
search_execute

Body

application/json

JSON-RPC 2.0 message

jsonrpc
string
required

JSON-RPC protocol version

Example:

"2.0"

method
string
required

JSON-RPC method name. Supported values: initialize, tools/list, tools/call.

Example:

"initialize"

params
object | null

Method parameters. Shape varies by method — see the request body examples.

id

Request id (string or number). Echoed back in the response.

Response

Processed successfully

jsonrpc
string
Example:

"2.0"

id

Echoes the id from the request. null for protocol-level errors where the id could not be determined.

result
any | null

Present on success. Shape varies by method — see response examples.

error
object

Present on protocol-level failure. Tool-level failures use result with isError: true instead.