If you are going to hand a piece of software your API key, you should be able to read it first.
The Applyra MCP server now lives in a public repository under an MIT license, with a CI pipeline, a smoke test and a published manifest in the MCP registry, so it installs from a registry entry rather than from a copy paste block in a support thread. Setup instructions cover Claude, Cursor and Codex.
The tool definitions were rewritten at the same time. Vague tool descriptions are the main reason an assistant calls the wrong one, so each tool now states plainly what it reads, what it costs against your quota, and what it returns.