MCP Servers#
The MCP Servers page provides centralized management of registered Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and their available tools. Use this page to register new servers, review connection status, monitor tool availability, and manage existing integrations.
Summary cards at the top of the page display the total number of registered servers, the number of currently connected servers, and the total number of tools exposed across all registered MCP servers.
Use + ADD to register a new MCP server. Filters allow you to narrow the list by connection type, state, and authentication type, while the search field filters servers by name or connection details.
The main table displays all registered MCP servers and their operational status. Each row includes the server name, connection details, connection type, current state, the number of enabled tools compared to the total detected tools, configured auto-execution tools, and available actions. Row-level actions allow you to edit or delete server configurations.
Servers with the Connected state are available for use by AI assistants and other MCP-enabled workflows. A footer below the table displays the total number of servers and the number currently shown after filters are applied.
MCP Server details#
Click a server name in the MCP Servers table to open its detail page. This view provides configuration details, operational status, and tool management for the selected MCP server. Use it to review connection settings, verify server health, and manage available tools.
Summary cards at the top of the page provide a quick overview of the server state, including the current connection status, total number of tools, number of enabled tools, tools configured for automatic execution, and whether the server supports ping-based health checks.
Use RECONNECT to re-establish the server connection or EDIT to modify the server configuration.
The page includes two tabs:
- OVERVIEW — Server configuration and operational information.
- TOOLS — Available tools and tool-specific settings.
MCP server overview#
The Overview tab contains configuration and operational details for the selected MCP server.
The Summary section displays core server configuration, including 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 provides operational information such as ping availability, tool synchronization interval, the number of enabled tools, and the number of tools configured for automatic execution.
Tools tab#
The Tools tab displays all tools discovered on the selected MCP server and allows you to control their availability and execution behavior.
For each tool, the table displays the tool name, description, enabled status, auto-execution setting, and optional execution cost. Use the Enabled toggle to control whether a tool is available for use and the Auto-execute toggle to allow the tool to run automatically when requested. The Cost (USD) field can be used for usage accounting or operational cost tracking. Use SAVE to apply configuration changes.
Expand a tool row to review additional configuration details or operational information when available.
Tools that are enabled become available to Chat and other MCP-enabled workflows according to the server configuration and virtual key access settings.
Edit MCP Server#
The Edit MCP Server page allows 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.