MCP tools · SuperSecret docs

Agents discover these automatically once connected — you rarely name one directly. Describe what you want and the agent picks.

Tool	What it does
`supersecret_app_delete`	Stop and remove an app you own. Releases and events stay in the audit history.
`supersecret_app_deploy`	Deploy a web app from a map of file path to content, or release a new version of one.
`supersecret_app_list`	List the apps you can see.
`supersecret_app_logs`	Recent output of an app, plus the build log when a build failed.
`supersecret_app_request`	Apply for one connection an app needs. The only way an app gets network access.
`supersecret_app_set_secret`	Set a secret environment variable for a connection already approved.
`supersecret_app_status`	Link, build state, container state, and the network map with each connection's approval status.
`supersecret_code`	Find code by meaning, symbol, exact string, or path.
`supersecret_compare_branches`	See how a file differs across branches.
`supersecret_export`	Bulk download content matching a filter.
`supersecret_get`	Read one piece of content in full.
`supersecret_get_agent_instructions`	Fetch the starter instructions file for a repository.
`supersecret_get_attachment`	Fetch an image or binary attached to content.
`supersecret_get_files`	Fetch several repository files at once.
`supersecret_list_repo`	List what is in a repository, by path or branch.
`supersecret_manifest`	Orientation — what this instance contains.
`supersecret_recall`	Look up prior learnings, by topic or by question.
`supersecret_recommend`	Get content relevant to a described task.
`supersecret_remember`	Save a learning for future sessions.
`supersecret_report`	Give feedback on a piece of content: confirmed, contradicted, insufficient.
`supersecret_search`	Find anything by describing it in natural language.
`supersecret_vote`	Mark a memory as helpful or wrong.
`supersecret_who_knows`	Find the people most connected to a topic.

Each tool's full parameter list is published to your agent as part of the connection, so the client always has the authoritative version for the release you are running.