Create a key, point your client at the address below and ask. There is nothing to install and no package to download.
https://mcp.kyrodata.com/mcpclaude mcp add --transport http kyrodata https://mcp.kyrodata.com/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer $KYRODATA_API_KEY"The install buttons carry no key: the client asks for the header on the first connection. The config with the key in it is built in your browser, in the create-key dialog.
How did Brazilian coffee exports do in the last closed quarter, against the same quarter a year earlier?
How does the corn supply and demand balance look, and what changed since last year?
Does last month's weather change the expected soybean production in the Center-West?
One key per person and per tool. Disabling one leaves the others alone.
Keys are created under Account › API keys and shown once. Store one the way you store a password.
It travels in the Authorization: Bearer <key> header — never in the URL, which ends up in history and caches.
Valid for 30, 90 or 365 days, or with no expiry. You can disable a key immediately, or rotate it with a 7-day overlap.
A key never inherits admin rights: it is worth the account's plan, and nothing beyond it.
Every tool is read-only. None of them writes, deletes or buys anything.
A chat assistant with no field for a key connects by authorization — see below.
Editors and automations use the key. Chat assistants have nowhere to paste one — they ask for your authorization instead, which is what the option below does.
In the assistant, add a custom connector and give it the server address.
It opens Kyrodata, you sign in to your account and see what it will be able to read.
Authorize and the connection is ready. Declining ends it there.
Settings › Apps › Advanced › Developer mode. Turn the mode on, create a new app and give it the server address.
On the Pro, Plus, Business and Enterprise plans. There is no key field: it is authorization or nothing.
Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector. Give it a name and paste the server address.
The authorization opens right after, in your Kyrodata account.
The link below already carries the name and the server address.
The key does not travel in the URL: an address with a key goes to browser history and cache.
The tools are read-only: nothing in your account is changed.
Each query consumes credits from your plan, like the Analyst does.
You can revoke the access at any time, without touching your keys.
One tab per client. The snippet is the same everywhere — what changes is where it lives.
Run the command in your terminal, inside the project folder (or with --scope user, to have it everywhere).
Open Claude Code and check with /mcp: kyrodata shows up as connected.
claude mcp add --transport http kyrodata https://mcp.kyrodata.com/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer $KYRODATA_API_KEY"Replace $KYRODATA_API_KEY with your key, or export the environment variable in your shell.
The 12 tools come from the same catalog the server publishes — name, parameters, cost and row cap are exactly what your assistant receives.
Names, titles and descriptions are in English because that is how the model reads them. Answers come back in Portuguese.
The two price-forecast tools are part of an additional plan. Trade, climate and supply-and-demand tools are not.
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