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MCP servers and integrations

Connect compatible applications to authorized tools and information through the MCP protocol.

Designed around the work

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) defines how compatible applications can discover tools and resources. An MCP server can expose bounded capabilities of a system, with contracts, authentication, and permissions suited to its context.

Where it can help

Query authorized information in an application.
Find documents and provide relevant context.
Prepare an update that requires explicit confirmation.

A clear path from context to delivery

01
Identify capabilities
Define systems, intended MCP clients, and required operations.
02
Design permissions
Separate reading from actions and specify authentication, authorization, and limits.
03
Validate and document
Test intended clients, failure cases, and operation behavior.

Questions to consider

Is MCP an artificial intelligence?

No. It is a protocol for connecting compatible applications to tools and resources.

Can an MCP server change data?

That depends on exposed tools and configured permissions. Reading and actions should use distinct controls.

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