endor-setup

Setting up the Endor Labs MCP server involves verifying prerequisites, configuring the server in settings.json, completing interactive authentication, and wiring your namespace. The onboarding process provides step-by-step guidance to configure and verify your MCP server.

Configuring Endor MCP and endorctl requires Node.js and npx installed in your environment. The onboarding process includes a prerequisite verification step to ensure your local development setup meets the requirements before configuring the server.

Yes, you can configure Endor Labs authentication for multi-namespace environments. The setup provides dynamic settings.json creation and namespace wiring guidance, allowing you to manage multiple namespaces across different workflows after authenticating.

You can verify your Endor MCP server configuration by running a test MCP tool as the final step in the onboarding process. The setup includes step-by-step verification instructions and troubleshooting tips to ensure your server is working before running scans.

After completing the Endor Labs onboarding, you can run your first scan by following the quick-start path provided. This includes running initial scans and basic commands using endorctl once your authentication and namespace setup are verified.

If your Endor MCP setup is not working, check the prerequisite verification and review the troubleshooting tips provided in the onboarding guide. Common issues involve incorrect settings.json configuration, authentication failures, or namespace wiring errors that require a server restart.