Genomic Intelligence is now in the official MCP Registry
The Genomic Intelligence MCP server is now published in the official Model Context Protocol registry, so registry-aware clients can discover it by name with no configuration written by hand.
The Genomic Intelligence MCP server is now published in the
official Model Context Protocol registry,
under the name
ai.genomicintelligence/genomic-intelligence.
The registry is the protocol’s canonical index of available MCP servers. Being listed there means clients that read it can discover Genomic Intelligence by name and connect, instead of someone first finding our documentation and copying a URL into a config file.
What you get
Connecting gives an agent the six Genomic Intelligence tasks (promoter, splice, enhancer, chromatin, expression, and gene annotation), plus a composite find-genes-then-predict-expression workflow, and helpers that pull sequence from Ensembl. Nothing runs locally; inference happens on our GPUs.
The listing points at our hosted server:
https://mcp.genomicintelligence.ai/mcpNo API key is required. The server runs against a shared demo quota, which is
enough to evaluate the models and work through real questions. A gi_ key
raises that quota; you can request one at
contact@genomicintelligence.ai.
Clients that don’t read the registry can still connect directly to that URL. That path is unchanged, and it is the same one we described in Why we built the Genomic Intelligence MCP server.
This is part of a broader effort to make the models reachable from wherever researchers already work, which we describe in Genomic Intelligence is where the agents already are.