Plug your agent in, in one line.
Cascadian is one MCP server in front of one Postgres. Point any MCP client at it and the tools register themselves — your agent can call get_context_pack() on its next turn. A REST mirror is planned; the alpha is MCP-only.
Add the server to your client.
$ claude mcp add cascadian \ --transport http \ https://mcp.cascadian.ai/alpha
Add -s user to install for your account, or -s project to commit it to ./.mcp.json for the whole team. Tools register on connect — no SDK, no pipeline.
Wire it into an autonomous agent.
For an agent running without a human — a monitoring loop, a research pod, a fleet — skip the interactive client and connect the MCP server directly with a scoped key. The agent gets the same tools, bound to one workspace and attributed on every call. A Python SDK is planned; the alpha speaks MCP.
Prefer to register the server with an SDK that speaks MCP (Claude Agent SDK, LangGraph, Vercel AI SDK)? Point it at https://mcp.cascadian.ai/alpha with the same scoped key and the tools register automatically.
Confirm the tools registered.
Ask your client to list Cascadian’s tools — you should see the full surface, with the live server badge.
A REST mirror is planned.
Every tool will be mirrored over REST — same inputs, same JSON object back. The alpha is MCP-only; this is what the mirror will look like.

