uvx, and a runtime key created in Zelinqa Studio for a published domain. The public package is zelinqa-mcp on PyPI.
Install in your tool
Prepare a published domain, aruntime key and uv (uvx). Python 3.11+ is required.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Claude Desktop
With your key already available in the terminal’s Restart Claude Code, then use
ZELINQA_API_KEY environment variable:/mcp to check the connection. Official guide.The server runs locally over stdio: there is no HTTP MCP URL to paste.
uvx installs the package from PyPI and starts it; that process calls the Zelinqa API over HTTPS. If your host cannot find uvx, use its absolute path in the configuration.@latest and a fixed version, see MCP versions and updates.
Verify with a first conversation
Ask your host:Use Zelinqa to start a conversation named demo-42. Ask the returned question, wait for my answer, and continue one question at a time. Do not invent answers.The host should call
zelinqa_start, display a question from your domain, and use zelinqa_next_question after your reply. Check that the seven business tools are available. Installation alone does not create a conversation; business calls use your API and its quotas.
First turn
Call these tools in order from your host:zelinqa_next_question with no answer merely redisplays the pending question. After receiving an answer to an open question:
choice_labels with the exact displayed label, for example {"choice_labels":["Contemporary"]}. For a semi-open question, add free_text only when the person provided an explanation. For a genuine refusal or no answer, use outcome: "refused" or outcome: "asked_no_answer" without inventing text. The tool response contains the next question, progress, and warnings.
Use zelinqa_adjust to add data already confirmed without asking a question or consuming a turn. Use zelinqa_feedback for an observed business result, not a prediction. After an interruption, call zelinqa_status before sending an answer again. zelinqa_forget releases the local handle but does not erase the API session.
See the full MCP overview and source guide.