An MCP server to query Hydrolix
An MCP server for Hydrolix. Get up and running in a few minutes. This section covers Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Before you begin, make sure you have: Hydrolix credentials — your cluster hostname plus either a username/password or a service account token. If you don't have these, ask your Hydrolix administrator. Claude Desktop — download from claude.ai/download. Choose the method that matches…
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An MCP server for Hydrolix. Get up and running in a few minutes. This section covers Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Before you begin, make sure you have: Hydrolix credentials — your cluster hostname plus either a username/password or a service account token. If you don't have these, ask your Hydrolix administrator. Claude Desktop — download from claude.ai/download. Choose the method that matches your setup: Option A: Using uv (recommended) uv manages Python automatically and downloads…
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