Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge

What is Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge?

Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge is a tool that lets you invoke the powerful functions of the Dicloak client's Local API through natural language in GPT‑compatible clients like Claude Desktop or Cursor. It is designed for users who want to manage Dicloak environments, groups, proxy servers, members, and automate social media tasks using AI assistants.

How to use Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge?

Install and configure the server by adding a JSON entry to your MCP client’s config file (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json). The configuration uses the npx command to run the bridge, and requires the environment variables DICLOAK_API_KEY (your API token) and DICLOAK_BASE_URL (the API address with /openapi appended). Full setup steps for Claude Desktop and Cursor are provided in the README.

Key features of Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge

• Manage environments: create, update, delete, and list them
• Manage groups: query, create, delete, or create your own
• Manage proxy servers: query the list and detect new proxy information
• Manage members: dynamically set permissions and create new members
• Automate social media on TikTok, YouTube, Amazon, and more

Use cases of Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge

• Check how many environments you have
• Open a specific environment by name
• Check proxy information for a given proxy
• Use a TikTok environment to boost account activity and auto‑like videos
• Post a new video on YouTube using a local file

FAQ from Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge

How do I get my API token for Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge?

Log in to your Dicloak account, go to OpenApi Setting, and generate or copy your API token and API address. Append “/openapi” to the copied API address before using it as DICLOAK_BASE_URL.

Which MCP clients are supported?

Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any other MCP‑compatible client.

What can I do with Dicloak Local Api Mcp Bridge?

You can manage environments, groups, proxy servers, and members, as well as perform social media automation for platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Amazon.

Where is the configuration file for Claude Desktop?

The configuration is added to the claude_desktop_config.json file, located inside the mcpServers object. After saving, restart Claude Desktop to load the new settings.