Developer MCP server
A developer MCP server for the Eirly Health pathology API
Public, read-only and free of sign-up. Point Claude Code, Cursor or Windsurf at one URL and your assistant reads the real API contract while it writes your integration.
By Benjamin Novakovic, CTO and Co-founderLinkedInPublished
What it is
The Eirly Health developer MCP server speaks the Model Context Protocol over streamable HTTP. It answers questions about the API: endpoints, schemas, webhook events, error codes and the test list.
It holds no customer data and cannot order tests or read results. There is nothing to authenticate to, so there is nothing of anyone's to look up.
Connect it
The server address is https://mcp.eirly.health/dev/v1. In Claude Code, add it with one command.
claude mcp add --transport http eirly-dev https://mcp.eirly.health/dev/v1No authentication headers are needed.
For Cursor, Windsurf and other clients, add it to your MCP configuration.
Cursor, Windsurf and other clients
{
"mcpServers": {
"eirly-dev": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.eirly.health/dev/v1"
}
}
}Copy the same block into your client's MCP settings file.
The eight tools
list_endpoints
Every endpoint in the API, with its method and tags.
get_endpoint
The full contract for one endpoint: parameters, request body, responses and examples.
get_schema
One object type, such as a referral or a result, with its nested types.
search_docs
Ranked passages from the documentation.
get_doc
A full documentation page as markdown.
list_webhook_events
Every webhook event and the envelope your handler receives.
list_error_codes
Every error code and what it means.
list_tests
The real test identifiers, so a generated order uses ids that exist. No prices.
Prompts that work
- Write a TypeScript function that creates a referral and handles every documented error code.
- Which webhook events fire between ordering a test and getting a result?
- What is the difference between reference and referenceNumber on a referral?
When you are ready to make real calls you need credentials. See the pathology API and the lab results API.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Eirly Health runs a public, read-only developer MCP server at https://mcp.eirly.health/dev/v1. It exposes eight tools covering the API reference, schemas, documentation, webhook events, error codes and the test list.
No. It is public and read-only, with no sign-up and no authentication headers.
No. It holds no customer data and cannot order tests or read results. It only describes the API.
Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf, and other clients that support streamable HTTP MCP servers.
Build on the Eirly Health API.
Start in the staging environment with its own keys, then talk to us about production access. Pricing is on request.