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ShotgunMcpGo documentation: what its README and container files say about a ShotGrid MCP server
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Helps pipeline and production-tracking staff who want an AI client to query a ShotGrid (Flow Production Tracking) site through an MCP server. It records the documented tools, credential variable names, CSV export, Docker and from-source routes, and where the files differ. It is a read-only summary; nothing was installed or run and no site was contacted.
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ShotgunMcpGo documentation: what its README and container files say about a ShotGrid MCP server
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Helps pipeline and production-tracking staff who want an AI client to query a ShotGrid (Flow Production Tracking) site through an MCP server. It records the documented tools, credential variable names, CSV export, Docker and from-source routes, and where the files differ. It is a read-only summary; nothing was installed or run and no site was contacted.
Useful starting points
- The README says the server checks its credentials at startup and refuses to start if the connection fails, so a wrong site address or script key shows up immediately.
- For large result sets the README points to the CSV export tool, because the plain find tool returns every row into the model's context.
- The compose file needs an existing absolute host folder for exports and runs as a set user and group, so prepare that folder and its ownership first.
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