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Kordi MCP Server

Track, analyze, and act on your streaming & SaaS subscriptions from any AI agent.

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Kordi MCP Server

Track, analyze, and act on your streaming & SaaS subscriptions — from any AI agent.

Kordi is a subscription intelligence platform. This Model Context Protocol server lets any MCP-speaking AI client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Raycast, or your own agent — read a user's tracked subscriptions, score their billing health, surface savings, generate cancel/pause links, and push newly discovered subscriptions in.

It's a hosted, remote MCP server. There's nothing to install or run locally — you connect to a URL with a token.

Endpoint: https://kordiapp.com/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Auth: Authorization: Bearer <token>
Registry: com.kordiapp/kordi-mcp-server on the official MCP Registry
Docs: kordiapp.com/developers

Quick start

1. Get a token

Sign in at kordiapp.com and generate an API token at kordiapp.com/token. Tokens are valid for 90 days and grant read/write access to your own subscriptions only.

2. Connect your client

Claude Desktop — add this to your claude_desktop_config.json (see examples/):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kordi": {
      "type": "streamable-http",
      "url": "https://kordiapp.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}

Any client / raw HTTP — pass the token as a Bearer header (preferred — it never lands in logs, Referer, or history):

# List the available tools
curl -X POST "https://kordiapp.com/mcp" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}'

A legacy ?token=<token> query-string form is also accepted for back-compat, but prefer the header.

3. Ask away

"What am I paying for each month?" "Which subscriptions could I pause to save money?" "Do I have any price hikes or trials ending soon?" "I just signed up for Apple TV+ at $9.99/mo — track it."

Tools

Tool	What it does
`kordi_list_subscriptions`	List the user's tracked subscriptions. Paginated (`offset`/`limit`), optional `include_paused`. Sensitive card fields are never returned.
`kordi_analyze_billing_health`	Score billing health 0–100: price hikes vs. market, dormant services, savings potential, billing-date clustering.
`kordi_get_cancellation_route`	Generate a deep link to cancel or pause a service, and record the intent. Call only on explicit user request.
`kordi_ingest_subscription`	Push a discovered subscription into Kordi (used by discovery sources like email/on-screen agents). Dedupes by name; returns a signed pause link.
`kordi_get_top_shows`	Most-swiped / most-liked shows across all Kordi users. Aggregate only, no PII.

Plus a resource:

Resource	URI	What it is
`subscription-pulse`	`kordi://subscription-pulse`	A proactive billing-health snapshot (expiring trials, next bill, monthly spend, savings, price alerts) for ambient feeds.

A platform-analytics tool (kordi_get_analytics) also exists but is restricted to administrators.

Tool detail

<details> <summary>kordi_list_subscriptions — read</summary>

Args

include_paused (boolean, default false) — include paused subscriptions
offset (number, default 0) — pagination start
limit (number, 1–100, default 50) — page size

Returns

{
  "subscriptions": [ { "id": "netflix", "name": "Netflix", "price": 15.99, "billingDate": 12, "state": "ACTIVE" } ],
  "count": 1,
  "total_count": 1,
  "offset": 0,
  "limit": 50,
  "has_more": false,
  "total_monthly": 15.99
}

</details>

<details> <summary>kordi_analyze_billing_health — read</summary>

Takes no arguments. Returns total monthly spend, active/paused counts, price_hikes, unused_services, savings_potential, top_savings_candidate, billing_clusters, and a health_score (0–100, higher is healthier). </details>

<details> <summary>kordi_get_cancellation_route — action</summary>

Args

service_id (string, required) — the exact id from kordi_list_subscriptions
reason (too_expensive | not_using | switching_service | finished_content, optional)

Returns { "success": true, "service": "Netflix", "cancellation_url": "https://…" }. Call only when the user explicitly asks to cancel or pause. </details>

<details> <summary>kordi_ingest_subscription — write</summary>

Args

name (string, required) — e.g. "Disney+"
amount (number, required) — monthly amount in USD
bill_date (number 1–31, or ISO date string) — billing day or date
source (qira | screenpipe | manual, optional) — discovery-source attribution

Dedupes by name (re-calling updates amount/bill date). Returns { status, subscription, pause_link, dashboard_url }. </details>

<details> <summary>kordi_get_top_shows — read</summary>

Args

limit (number, 1–50, default 10)
sort_by (swipes | likes | like_rate, default swipes)

Returns a cross-user popularity leaderboard. Aggregate only — no per-user data. </details>

Auth & identity model

Your token resolves server-side to your Kordi account. Every tool call is scoped to your account — you can only ever see and act on your own subscriptions.
Identity is bound once per session at the edge; a session cannot be re-bound to a different user mid-stream.
Sensitive card fields (PAN, CVV, expiry, raw token) are stripped from every response — they never leave the server.
Tokens are short-to-medium-lived (90 days). Treat them as secrets. You can rotate at kordiapp.com/token at any time.

Limits

Rate limit: 20 tool calls per 60 seconds per session. Over the limit, tools return a back-off message instead of hitting the database — your agent should wait, not retry-loop.
Response size: large list responses are capped (~25k chars); page with offset/limit for big accounts.
Pause/cancel links are signed and expire after 7 days.

For integration partners

Discovery sources (email-intelligence agents, on-screen detection pipes, etc.) can push subscriptions into a user's Kordi account via kordi_ingest_subscription, or provision brand-new users via the public POST /api/guest-ingest endpoint. See kordiapp.com/developers for the partner provisioning flow, source attribution, and the x-partner-key model.

License

Documentation and the registry manifest in this repository are released under the MIT License. The Kordi server, brand, and backend are proprietary; this repo does not contain server source code.