dhi.io/apollo-mcp-server
Apollo MCP Server
Apollo MCP Server exposes a GraphQL API to AI agents over the Model Context Protocol — serving GraphQL operations from local files, a persisted-query manifest, or an Apollo GraphOS graph as MCP tools, with optional schema introspection and search, over stdio or streamable HTTP.
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About Apollo MCP Server
Apollo MCP Server exposes a GraphQL API to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol, turning GraphQL operations into MCP tools that any MCP client can call. It reads its schema and operations from local files, from a persisted-query manifest, or directly from an Apollo GraphOS graph, and can additionally offer schema introspection and search so agents can compose their own operations at runtime.
The server is written in Rust and speaks both the stdio and streamable HTTP MCP transports, which makes it equally suitable for a desktop MCP client launched per session and for a long-running deployment fronting a production graph.
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Trademarks
Apollo®, Apollo GraphQL®, and GraphOS® are registered trademarks of Apollo Graph, Inc. This listing is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or associated with Apollo Graph, Inc. Any use by Docker is for referential purposes only. See the Apollo Trademark Guidelines.