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Quick Start Guide

Audience: Reseller sales engineers and pre-sales staff who need a working demo on a laptop in under 20 minutes.

VCONIC MCP Server is the reseller distribution of the open-source vcon-mcp project. All install artifacts ship under the vcon-mcp name (npm package, Docker image, REST API path). VCONIC branding applies to packaging, support, and partner tooling — it is not a fork.

Reseller lens

Use this guide to stand up a single-tenant demo from your laptop. For multi-customer / production patterns, jump straight to the Installation Guide.

What you need

  • Docker 24+

  • A Supabase project (cloud or self-hosted)

  • An MCP-capable AI client (Claude Desktop is the easiest demo)

1. Pull the image

docker pull public.ecr.aws/r4g1k2s3/vcon-dev/vcon-mcp:latest

Tags published per build: main-<7-char-sha>, latest (main HEAD), and semver tags (e.g. 1.2.0, 1.2, 1) on tagged releases.

2. Apply database migrations

Run migrations against the Supabase project once. The image bundles the Supabase CLI:

For deeper context on migrations and what they touch, see Migration Guide.

3. Start the server (stdio for Claude Desktop)

The fastest demo path is stdio, launched directly by Claude Desktop. Add this block to your Claude Desktop config (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on macOS):

Restart Claude Desktop. The vconic server appears in the MCP tools menu.

4. Smoke-test from the client

Ask the assistant something simple:

"Show me the database shape."

It should call get_database_shape and return tables and row counts.

5. Next steps

See also

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