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Pro MCP Server

by giantswarm

Core library and MCP server for managing Giant Swarm's roadmap and customer project boards

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context tax

pending

security

100/100

cold start

pending

freshness

Activetoday

Our reading of Pro, from the data

Pro is an MCP server from giantswarm.

We haven't measured its tool list yet, so its token cost is unknown.

Maintenance is active: the last public signal was in the last day (2026-10-18).

It runs locally on your machine over stdio.

Install Pro MCP server

Install in Claude Code

claude mcp add pro-giantswarm -- npx -y @giantswarm-io/pro

Security signals

100/100 — no known issues found as of 2026-10-19, from the checks below. This is not a guarantee of safety; review what a server can do before connecting it.

Deductions

No findings from the checks that ran.

Checks

  • ✓Repository hygiene (archived, activity, license, security policy)
  • ○Package metadata (install scripts, provenance) — pending
  • ○Tool descriptions (prompt-injection and hidden-text heuristics) — pending
  • ○Source scan (secrets, CVEs, risky code) by vectra-guard — pending

Scan it yourself before installing with vectra-guard, the open-source agent security CLI. Scoring rules

Freshness

Active — last maintenance signal today. The newest of the signals below sets the band.

  1. Last commit (default branch)

    2026-10-18 · today · GitHub

  2. Latest release

    2026-10-08 · 10d ago · GitHub · v1.13.5

  3. Package published

    no data · npm/PyPI

  4. Registry entry updated

    no data · official registry

FAQ

›How do I install the Pro MCP server in Claude Code?

Run: claude mcp add pro-giantswarm -- npx -y @giantswarm-io/pro. For Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop and Windsurf, use the install tabs above.

›Does Pro require an API key?

No required environment variables are declared in its published metadata.

›Can I use Pro as a remote (hosted) MCP server?

No hosted endpoint is published; it runs locally over stdio.

›Is Pro in the official MCP registry?

No. It was indexed from npm.

Sources and method

GitHub repository
fetched 2026-10-19
Package registry (npm / PyPI)
listed
Last checked against all sources
2026-10-19

The description, packages and links come from the maintainer's own published metadata. Token cost, security signals, freshness and the reading above are MCPSkillHub's own measurements; see the methodology. Spot an error? Request a correction or claim the listing.