
Mixpeek
io.github.mixpeekPublished by GitHub account mixpeekv0.1.1Updated Oct 24, 2026
Give your agent eyes. Search video, images, and audio via the Mixpeek multimodal retrieval API.
Overview
Lets an assistant search and retrieve video, image, and audio content through the Mixpeek multimodal retrieval API.
- What you can do
- This server loads Mixpeek's OpenAPI specification and exposes its endpoints as MCP tools, mapping GET and POST JSON operations by operationId. Tool arguments accept top-level query parameters or a query/body envelope, and requests are forwarded to Mixpeek with the configured Authorization and X-Namespace headers. It includes rate limiting, request timeouts, a configurable endpoint allowlist, and redacted logs.
- When to use it
- Use it when an assistant needs to search or retrieve multimodal media assets — video, images, or audio — held in a Mixpeek account, and you want that access through a local stdio MCP client. It is aimed at bring-your-own-API-key use, either locally or hosted.
- Requirements
- Runs locally over stdio, installed from npm (@mixpeek/mcp) or PyPI (mixpeek-mcp, run with uvx); Docker and Homebrew options are also described. Needs network access to the Mixpeek API. Set MIXPEEK_API_KEY for write-protected endpoints; MIXPEEK_API_BASE, MIXPEEK_OPENAPI_URL, and MIXPEEK_NAMESPACE are optional, as are rate-limit and timeout variables.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Mixpeek in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
Mixpeek MCP Server
A lightweight, production-friendly Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Mixpeek that:
- Auto-loads Mixpeek's OpenAPI spec and exposes endpoints as MCP tools
- Supports local and hosted use (bring-your-own API key)
- Injects
AuthorizationandX-Namespaceheaders - Includes rate limits, timeouts, and redacted logs
- Ships with Docker and simple configuration
Quickstart
- Install
Python (PyPI):
npm (Node):
Homebrew (macOS):
- Configure (env or your MCP client secret store)
Env vars:
MIXPEEK_API_KEY: Your Mixpeek API key (optional if endpoints don't require auth)MIXPEEK_API_BASE: Defaulthttps://api.mixpeek.comMIXPEEK_OPENAPI_URL: Defaults to<API_BASE>/openapi.json(or/docs/openapi.json)MIXPEEK_NAMESPACE: Optional namespace value to send viaX-NamespaceMCP_RATE_MAX_CALLS: Default20perMCP_RATE_PER_SECONDSMCP_RATE_PER_SECONDS: Default10MCP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT: Default5MCP_READ_TIMEOUT: Default30
- Run locally (stdio)
Your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) can attach to this server via stdio.
Docker
Or pull and run (once published):
Distribution
- npm:
@mixpeek/mcp→https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mixpeek/mcp - PyPI:
mixpeek-mcp→https://pypi.org/project/mixpeek-mcp/(publish pending) - Docker Hub:
mixpeek/mcp(pending push), GHCR:ghcr.io/mixpeek/mcp(pending push) - Homebrew:
mixpeek/tap/mixpeek-mcp(tap repo to be created)
Submit to Docker MCP Registry
We prepared registry.json compatible with the Official Docker MCP Registry. To submit:
- Fork the registry and create a new entry under the appropriate directory per their CONTRIBUTING guide.
- Include our
registry.json(update Docker image reference if you publish under a different org/tag). - Open a PR. Upon approval, it will appear in the MCP catalog and Docker Desktop's MCP Toolkit.
Configuration
Required for write-protected endpoints:
MIXPEEK_API_KEY:Authorization: Bearer <key>
Optional:
MIXPEEK_NAMESPACE: setsX-Namespacefor isolationMIXPEEK_API_BASE: defaults tohttps://api.mixpeek.com; testing:https://server-xb24.onrender.comMIXPEEK_OPENAPI_URL: defaults to<API_BASE>/openapi.json(or/docs/openapi.json)MCP_RATE_MAX_CALLS/MCP_RATE_PER_SECONDS: simple token bucketMCP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT/MCP_READ_TIMEOUT: request timeouts
How it works
- Loads OpenAPI spec and maps GET/POST JSON endpoints to tools using
operationId - Tool arguments accept top-level query parameters or a
query/bodyenvelope - Forwards requests to Mixpeek with configured headers
- Provides small allowlist (configurable) and redacts secrets in logs
Testing
Unit tests:
Live test (optional):
Using with MCP clients
- This server uses MCP stdio transport and the official server interface, compatible with common MCP clients.
- Start the server, then point your MCP client to the stdio command (
mixpeek-mcp).
References
- Mixpeek docs:
https://docs.mixpeek.com/overview/introduction - Mixpeek OpenAPI:
https://api.mixpeek.com/docs/openapi.json - MCP overview:
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/getting-started/intro
Notes
- For production hosting, front with HTTPS, add SSO/session issuance, per-tenant rate limits, and audit logs without bodies/headers. Keep local stdio as the default; hosted HTTP/SSE can be added later.
Source: README.md at commit 3312b89
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1- v0.1.1LatestSep 16, 2026
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