Darwin’s canonical remote MCP server is:
The official MCP Registry lists the active server as so.darwin/darwin. Clients that do not consume the registry can use the URL directly.
The server advertises one search tool and six focused Action tools: start_action, get_action, list_actions, update_action, approve_action, and stop_action.
Search returns canonical public results. Action tools require the scopes you approve during Darwin’s browser-based OAuth flow.
Security boundaries
- Tool arguments never accept a user ID or a credential.
- Search does not authorize work or spending.
- Updates do not imply approval.
- Sensitive connection and payment steps use a first-party Darwin
webLink.
get_action is the universal recovery path after an interruption.
Connect an MCP client or install the Darwin Agent Skill.
Last modified on September 22, 2026