How do I begin using the SaSame MCP Factory?
A first path through the Factory lifecycle.
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- 2026-07-29
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Identify your MCP state, select the matching Factory entry point, then collect a reproducible baseline before changing anything.
1. Connect the public MCP
No account, no API key. Add this to any MCP-Streamable-HTTP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and similar):
{
"mcpServers": {
"sasame": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://live-vps.sasame.online/public-mcp"
}
}
}Transport is MCP Streamable HTTP, protocol is JSON-RPC 2.0, and the public surface requires no authentication. Paid, account-scoped actions later use a shared Factory principal/account boundary, not a per-request API key.
2. Call your first tool
The first tool to call is start_here — it returns the machine map and shortest paths for what you're trying to do. By default you see the core surface: 9 tools — start_here, audit_mcp, lookup_readiness, verify_mcp_cert, observation_trajectory, readiness_changes, batch_preflight, claim_start, claim_confirm. Other surfaces (town, research, full) are selectable via ?surface= on the connection URL or an x-sasame-surface header, but the default 9-tool surface covers registering, auditing and claiming an MCP.
A useful second call: audit_mcp with { "url": "https://your-public-mcp.example/mcp" } — this runs a free, point-in-time readiness audit against any public MCP endpoint. It does not create a charge, a claim, or a subscription.
3. Choose your entry point
Every creator enters the same 21-station lifecycle from one of 7 states:
| Entry point | Starting point |
|---|---|
| "I have an idea" | Guided Build from a blank blueprint |
| "I have a design/spec" | Guided Build validating a supplied blueprint |
| "I have an unfinished build" | Guided Build resuming an existing repo |
| "I have a finished MCP" | Straight to inspection/shipment |
| "I have a live MCP" | Straight to observation |
| "My MCP has a problem" | Repair |
| "I just want monitoring" | Monitoring only |
4. Preserve ownership
The creator retains product, repository, code, credentials, data rights and repair responsibility throughout. SaSame does not take custody of creator credentials, and its normal customer flow performs no LLM calls and never modifies creator code — see Guided Build for exactly how that works step by step.
5. Establish evidence
Record identity, observation time, method, limitations and reproducible findings. Every downstream claim about your MCP — a compatibility result, a monitoring record, a repair recommendation — carries this same discipline; see Evidence.
Examples
2- 01
For a live endpoint, begin with runtime observation before proposing a repair.
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curl https://live-vps.sasame.online/public-mcprequires no key; a private, owner-only surface at a different host returns 401 by design.