oracle.oci-work-requests-mcp-server
MCP server for the Oracle OCI Work Requests API, enabling AI agents to track the status of long-running asynchronous OCI operations. Work Requests are a cross-service mechanism in OCI that provides operation tracking for operations like provisioning, updating, and deleting resources.
Score Breakdown
⚙ Agent Friendliness
🔒 Security
Read-only monitoring service; low risk. OCI IAM enforces access to work request details by compartment.
⚡ Reliability
Best When
Building automation that needs to coordinate across multiple OCI resource operations and wait for async completion before proceeding.
Avoid When
Operations that complete synchronously, or when direct OCI SDK polling is simpler.
Use Cases
- • Polling and monitoring long-running OCI operation status
- • Tracking provisioning progress across OCI services
- • Building automation workflows that wait for OCI operations to complete
- • Auditing historical OCI operation logs and errors
Not For
- • Initiating OCI operations (use service-specific MCPs)
- • Real-time event streaming (use OCI Events Service)
- • Non-OCI platforms
- • Synchronous short-lived operations
Interface
Authentication
Read-only OCI IAM permissions sufficient for most work request operations
Pricing
The Work Requests API is a free OCI utility service
Agent Metadata
Known Gotchas
- ⚠ Work request IDs expire after retention period
- ⚠ Not all OCI services support work requests — agent must know which do
- ⚠ Polling interval choice affects latency vs API call cost
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Scores are editorial opinions as of 2026-04-04.