How to Setup Decube MCP
Get started using Decube MCP under 3 minutes.
Connect from Claude
In Claude, go to Customize > Connectors.
Select Add custom connector.
Open the Add dropdown menu on the top-right and select Add custom connector.
Enter the following details:
Name: type in
Decube MCPor another name of your preferenceRemote MCP server URL: type in your region's connector URL e.g.
https://connect.apac.decube.io/mcpRegionRemote MCP server URLUS
https://connect.us1.decube.io/mcpEU
https://connect.eu1.decube.io/mcpAPAC
https://connect.apac.decube.io/mcpIgnore advanced settings
Click Add.
Log in to Decube when prompted, and approve access.
Once connected, try one of the suggested prompts to confirm it's working.
Connect from Cursor
In Cursor, go to Settings > Tools & MCP.
Click Add Custom MCP.
Paste the following code snippet in the opened
mcp.jsonfile. Or add it as a new entry if you have existing MCPs connected.{ "mcpServers": { "decube-mcp": // You can change this to any preferred name { "url": "https://connect.<region>.decube.io/mcp" // Replace this with your region's Remote MCP server URL } } }RegionRemote MCP server URLUS
https://connect.us1.decube.io/mcpEU
https://connect.eu1.decube.io/mcpAPAC
https://connect.apac.decube.io/mcpSave the file.
If you do not see the new MCP added in your interface, restart Cursor. Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
You should see your new MCP in the UI indicating that it requires authentication, click Connect. You should be redirected to a web page in approximately 30 seconds.
Log in to Decube when prompted, and approve access.
Once connected, try one of the suggested prompts to confirm it's working.
Connect from ChatGPT (OpenAI)
Custom MCP connectors in ChatGPT require Developer mode.
Turn on Developer mode: in ChatGPT, go to Settings > Security and login and toggle on Developer mode. If you don't see this option, ask your workspace admin to enable it.
Go to Plugins.
Click on the + icon.
Enter the following details:
Name: type in
Decube MCPor another name of your preferenceConnection: type in your region's connector URL e.g.
https://connect.apac.decube.io/mcpRegionRemote MCP server URLUS
https://connect.us1.decube.io/mcpEU
https://connect.eu1.decube.io/mcpAPAC
https://connect.apac.decube.io/mcpAuthentication: OAuth
Select I understand and want to continue.
Select Create.
Wait for 15-30 seconds for it to connect. Log in to Decube when prompted, and approve access.
Once connected, try one of the suggested prompts to confirm it's working.
Connect from Microsoft Copilot Studio
Go to the Tools page.
Select Add a tool > New tool > Model Context Protocol.
Fill in the required fields:
Server name: type in
Decube MCPor another name of your preferenceServer description: e.g.
Decube's catalog, lineage, and data quality contextServer URL: type in your region's connector URL
RegionRemote MCP server URLUS
https://connect.us1.decube.io/mcpEU
https://connect.eu1.decube.io/mcpAPAC
https://connect.apac.decube.io/mcp
Under authentication type, select OAuth 2.0, then Dynamic discovery.
Select Create.
On the Add tool dialog, select Create a new connection. Log in to Decube when prompted, and approve access.
Select Add to agent to finish.
Once connected, try one of the suggested prompts to confirm it's working.
Next Steps
Now that you're connected, try asking Decube MCP a question relevant to your role:
Data engineers — root-causing failures, dependency checks, freshness breaches
Data analysts — trust checks, ownership lookups, metric definitions
Data governance or data stewards — audit readiness, ownership gaps, PII classification
Data and platform leaders — quality health and compliance summaries
See the full suggested prompts page for more examples, including write and action prompts.
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