MCP Servers#
Open MCP Servers to register Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations so assistants and agents can call external tools. Decide which servers are connected, which tools are enabled, and which tools may run automatically.
Use this page when you need to:
- Connect a new MCP server (HTTP, STDIO, or SSE) for Chat or agent workflows.
- Verify whether a server is connected and which tools it exposes.
- Limit blast radius by enabling only approved tools or auto-execution.
- Fix “tool unavailable” or reconnect a failed integration.
From this page you can see connection health, how many tools are enabled versus discovered, and auto-execution settings for each server.
Next: register an MCP server, open the server details to enable tools, then grant user access as needed from AI Access.
MCP Server details#
Open a server details page to review configuration, verify health, and manage tools for that integration. Use RECONNECT to re-establish the connection or EDIT to change configuration.
The page includes two tabs:
- OVERVIEW — Server configuration and operational information.
- TOOLS — Available tools and tool-specific settings.
Overview tab#
The Overview tab displays the configuration and operational details for the selected MCP server.
The Summary section shows the server identifier, name, connection type, connection details, authentication method, configured request headers, virtual key access settings, and code mode client configuration.
The Details section displays operational information, including ping availability, the tool synchronization interval, the number of enabled tools, and the number of tools configured for automatic execution.
Tools tab#
The Tools tab lists all tools discovered on the selected MCP server and lets you control their availability and execution behavior.
A summary line above the table shows the total number of available tools, how many are enabled, and how many are configured for automatic execution. Use this information to verify the current tool configuration without reviewing every row.
The tools table lists one row for each discovered tool.
Identify a tool by its Tool name. The column displays the tool identifier returned by the MCP server, together with a short description and an Args summary showing the parameter names and expected formats. Click the chevron (>) at the beginning of the row to expand it and view additional details when they are provided by the server.
The Enabled column lets you control whether a tool is available in Chat and other MCP-enabled workflows.
The Auto-execute column lets you control whether a tool can run automatically without requiring separate approval.
The Cost (USD) column lets you specify an optional per-use cost for usage accounting or operational cost tracking.
Click SAVE to apply changes made to the corresponding tool. The button becomes available after you modify the tool configuration.
Enabled tools become available according to the server configuration and virtual key access settings.
Edit MCP Server#
The Edit MCP Server page allows you to modify operational settings for an existing MCP server. The editable configuration includes the Code mode client option, the Ping available for health check setting, the Allow on all virtual keys option, and the Tool sync interval value, which controls how frequently the platform synchronizes tools from the MCP server.
The page also provides several management actions. Use DELETE to permanently remove the MCP server configuration from the platform.