Can I use SpeedCurve as a CLI?

Yes. KosmoKrator exposes a SpeedCurve CLI through kosmo integrations:call and the provider shortcut command. Commands can return JSON for scripts, CI, and coding agents.

Can I expose SpeedCurve through MCP?

Yes. The KosmoKrator MCP gateway can expose selected SpeedCurve tools to clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP-compatible tools.

Where are SpeedCurve credentials stored?

SpeedCurve credentials are configured in KosmoKrator's local integration settings and reused by CLI, Lua, and MCP gateway surfaces.

Can I deny write access for SpeedCurve MCP tools?

Yes. Start the gateway with --write=deny for read-only clients, or use ask/allow only for trusted workspaces.

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SpeedCurve MCP, CLI, and Lua Integration for AI Agents

SpeedCurve integration docs for AI agents: MCP gateway setup, SpeedCurve CLI commands, Lua API reference, credentials, and function schemas.

7 functions 6 read 1 write API key auth

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SpeedCurve for agents

Credentials can be configured manually in web or CLI hosts.

Use this integration from Lua code mode, the headless integrations CLI, or the KosmoKrator MCP gateway. The same package metadata powers all three surfaces.

Machine-Readable Metadata

integration_slug: speedcurve
route_slug: speedcurve
package: speedcurve
auth_strategy: api_key API key
cli_setup_supported: true
cli_runtime_supported: true
mcp_gateway_supported: true
lua_supported: true
supports_multi_account: true

Quick Links

Lua APIAgent-facing namespace and function reference. SpeedCurve CLIHeadless setup and direct function calls. SpeedCurve MCPMCP gateway setup for external clients. Submit feedbackReport missing tools, auth problems, wrong docs, or runtime issues. ContributeAdd tools or improve metadata in the integrations repo.

SpeedCurve MCP Client Matrix

Use these pages when a specific agent client or framework needs copy-pasteable MCP setup for SpeedCurve.

SpeedCurve CLI Matrix

Use these pages for direct SpeedCurve CLI workflows in scripts, CI, cron, and agent wrappers.

CI SpeedCurve CLI for CI. Cron Jobs SpeedCurve CLI for cron jobs. Shell Scripts SpeedCurve CLI for shell scripts. Headless Automation SpeedCurve CLI for headless automation. Coding Agents SpeedCurve CLI for coding agents.

Function Catalog

Function	Type	Parameters	Description
`speedcurve.speedcurve_list_sites`	Read `read`	0	List all monitored sites in SpeedCurve. Returns site IDs, names, and URLs that you can use to query test results.
`speedcurve.speedcurve_get_site`	Read `read`	1	Get detailed information about a specific SpeedCurve site, including its URLs, test settings, and latest test results.
`speedcurve.speedcurve_list_tests`	Read `read`	5	List recent synthetic test results from SpeedCurve. Optionally filter by site, browser, or region.
`speedcurve.speedcurve_get_test`	Read `read`	1	Get detailed results for a specific SpeedCurve synthetic test run, including Core Web Vitals, filmstrip data, and waterfall metrics.
`speedcurve.speedcurve_list_deployments`	Read `read`	2	List recent deployments in SpeedCurve and their performance impact. Shows how each deploy affected Core Web Vitals and load times.
`speedcurve.speedcurve_create_deployment`	Write `write`	3	Register a new deployment in SpeedCurve to trigger synthetic performance tests. Use this when deploying code changes to track their performance impact.
`speedcurve.speedcurve_get_current_user`	Read `read`	0	Get details about the currently authenticated SpeedCurve user. Useful for verifying API credentials and checking account information.