1. Check deployment status:
   kubectl get pods -n {{ .Release.Namespace }} -l app.kubernetes.io/instance={{ .Release.Name }}

2. The server speaks MCP over stdio, not HTTP - there is no Service to reach.
   Point your MCP client at this pod via `kubectl exec`, e.g. for a client
   that accepts a raw command:

   kubectl exec -i -n {{ .Release.Namespace }} deploy/{{ include "mcp-server-groupoffice.fullname" . }} -- groupoffice-mcp-server

3. Inspect the environment resolved by this chart:
   kubectl describe configmap {{ include "mcp-server-groupoffice.fullname" . }} -n {{ .Release.Namespace }}

4. GROUPOFFICE_API_TOKEN is stored in the {{ include "mcp-server-groupoffice.fullname" . }}
   Secret - override it with --set secrets.GROUPOFFICE_API_TOKEN=... or your
   own values file, never commit a real token to values.yaml.
