MCP connections
Choose the public documentation server or the authenticated transaction server for your task.
| Server | URL | Access | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blume documentation MCP | https://agentsub.dev/docs-mcp | Public | Search and read documentation |
| Human and agent transaction MCP | https://api.agentsub.dev/mcp | Authenticated | Identity, balances, offers, voucher/payment requests and connected service operations |
The gateway uses the official MCP TypeScript SDK v2 and shares operations with the CLI. Tool results report HTTP-equivalent status, approval requirements and structured data. Protected operations require the configured identity, permissions and provider.
Protocol revision
The public Blume documentation server currently supports 2025-11-25 and exposes four read-only tools: search_docs, get_page, list_pages and get_navigation. It uses that revision’s initialization and transport lifecycle. The transaction gateway uses its separately configured SDK protocol support.
The official latest specification resolves to 2026-07-28. It defines a stateless request model, per-request version/capability metadata and HTTP method/name routing headers. A successful request carrying a newer version does not establish full compliance with that revision; use each server’s negotiated supported version. Official release and specification.
Authorization
Use the OAuth guide for protected gateway connections. Human clients sign in through Clerk/Google and explicitly consent to owner scope; agents authorize through AgentID for agent scope. The requesting client must complete S256 code exchange for a resource-bound gateway access token. A discovery document or an available Bearer-token endpoint does not by itself prove an end-to-end MCP OAuth connection. Successful callback, token exchange and resource-audience validation must all be verified.