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Cohere

Updated June 2026

The Cohere MCP server, built by Cohere, provides cohere does not ship a dedicated, official Model Context Protocol server — a `cohere-ai/mcp-server` repo does not exist, and the handful of community MCP wrappers found for Cohere's chat/embed/rerank endpoints (e.g. It is community-built and best for AI & ML.

by Cohere

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Cohere does not ship a dedicated, official Model Context Protocol server — a `cohere-ai/mcp-server` repo does not exist, and the handful of community MCP wrappers found for Cohere's chat/embed/rerank endpoints (e.g. thin single-file projects with zero to a few stars) are early, unmaintained, or unofficial. The closest first-party, actively maintained repo is cohere-ai/cohere-toolkit (3,000+ stars), Cohere's official open-source toolkit for building and deploying RAG and tool-use applications on top of the Cohere platform — it includes reference implementations for connecting retrieval, tool-calling, and agentic workflows to Cohere's Command models, which is the same groundwork any MCP wrapper for Cohere would need. Teams wanting an assistant to call Cohere directly today typically write a small custom MCP server around the Cohere Python or TypeScript SDK, exposing tools like generate_text, embed_documents, or rerank_results authenticated with a `CO_API_KEY`. Typical use once wired up: ask Claude to "embed these 50 support tickets and cluster them by topic" or "rerank these search results by relevance to the user's question," with the assistant calling Cohere's embed/rerank endpoints instead of a generic model. Update this entry if Cohere or a well-adopted community project ships a real dedicated MCP server.

Categories

🤖AI & ML

Works With

🟣Claude Desktop⚡Cursor💙VS Code🏄Windsurf🤖Cline

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cohere?
Cohere is an MCP server built by Cohere. Cohere does not ship a dedicated, official Model Context Protocol server — a `cohere-ai/mcp-server` repo does not exist, and the handful of community MCP wrappers found for Cohere's chat/embed/rerank endpoints (e.g. thin single-file projects with zero to a few stars) are early, unmaintained, or unofficial. The closest first-party, actively maintained repo is cohere-ai/cohere-toolkit (3,000+ stars), Cohere's official open-source toolkit for building and deploying RAG and tool-use applications on top of the Cohere platform — it includes reference implementations for connecting retrieval, tool-calling, and agentic workflows to Cohere's Command models, which is the same groundwork any MCP wrapper for Cohere would need. Teams wanting an assistant to call Cohere directly today typically write a small custom MCP server around the Cohere Python or TypeScript SDK, exposing tools like generate_text, embed_documents, or rerank_results authenticated with a `CO_API_KEY`. Typical use once wired up: ask Claude to "embed these 50 support tickets and cluster them by topic" or "rerank these search results by relevance to the user's question," with the assistant calling Cohere's embed/rerank endpoints instead of a generic model. Update this entry if Cohere or a well-adopted community project ships a real dedicated MCP server.
Who built Cohere?
Cohere was built by Cohere.
Is Cohere free?
Yes, Cohere has a free option. The MCP server is free and open-source. Cohere: Free trial tier. Production: Pay-per-token. Command: from $1/1M tokens. Enterprise: Custom pricing.
How do I install Cohere?
Install Cohere from its GitHub repository: https://github.com/cohere-ai/cohere-toolkit
What does Cohere integrate with?
Cohere integrates with Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Cline.
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Repo Health

Local install

Local/stdio install — runs on your machine, so there is no remote endpoint to verify live. Trust signal below is from the source repo.

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Quick Info

Install Type
npm
Author
Cohere
Categories
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