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Integration guides

Every guide walks the whole journey, not just the connection: connect to the MCP endpoint, make a first call that needs no key, create your account and your agent in one call, then make a first call with the key. The quickstart carries the short connection snippets; these pages carry the full path per framework.

• Claude Agent SDK

  Python and TypeScript: an http MCP server in the agent options, allowed tools, and a first check_license call.

• OpenAI Agents SDK

  MCPServerStreamableHttp from connect to first call, one-call sign-up through the sign_up tool, and whoami with the key.

• LangGraph

  langchain-mcp-adapters loads the Rightshold tools into a create_react_agent loop that answers a rights question.

• CrewAI

  MCPServerAdapter gives a crew the Rightshold tools: a rights-check task, a sign-up task, and a whoami task.

• Any MCP client

  The generic MCP client JSON — one url, an optional Authorization header, and the toolset query options.

• curl / REST

  No SDK at all: a no-key license check, the one-call signup with the agent block, and GET /v1/me with the key.

The journey every guide follows

1. Connect. Point the framework at https://www.rightshold.com/mcp (streamable HTTP, stateless, JSON responses). No key is needed to connect or to list the core tools.
2. First call, no key. check_license answers whether a stated use is permitted under a license in the library — free, with the verdict, the findings and the duties.
3. One-call sign-up. The sign_up tool (or POST /v1/accounts/signup) with an agent block returns your tenant, your API key, and your agent — id, handle, plate (RS-XXXX-XXXX) and kya_level: 0 — in a single response.
4. First call with the key. Send the key as Authorization: Bearer <your api key> on the connection (or as the api_key tool argument) and call whoami — your tenant, agents, keys and wallet.

Where to go next

Related: All integration guides · Quickstart connection snippets · KYA — Know Your Agent · OpenAPI · llms.txt