MCP Tool
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) Tool enables connection to and use of tools provided by MCP servers. This advanced tool allows you to extend your assistant’s capabilities by integrating with external services and specialized tools through a standardized protocol.This tool is only available in Advanced mode.
Key Features
- Connect to multiple MCP servers simultaneously
- Access a wide variety of external tools and services
- Use standardized tool schemas for consistent interactions
- Integrate with specialized APIs and services
- Extend assistant capabilities beyond built-in tools
- Dynamic tool discovery from connected servers
How to Use MCP Tool
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Configure MCP Server Connection:
- Connect to an MCP server through your workspace settings.
- Authenticate with the necessary credentials for the MCP server.
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Discover Available Tools:
- The system automatically discovers tools provided by connected MCP servers.
- Each tool includes its own input schema and capabilities.
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Using MCP Tools:
- Specify the server name and tool name you want to use.
- Provide the required arguments according to the tool’s input schema.
- The tool executes the request through the MCP server and returns results.
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Integration in Workflows:
- Combine MCP tools with other tools in advanced workflows.
- Chain multiple MCP tool calls for complex operations.
- Use MCP tools to access real-time data and external services.
Use Cases
- API Integrations: Connect to external APIs without custom development
- Data Retrieval: Access specialized data sources through MCP servers
- Service Automation: Automate tasks across multiple platforms
- Custom Tools: Use organization-specific tools through MCP
- Extended Functionality: Add capabilities not available in built-in tools
Example Scenarios
- Retrieving data from internal company databases
- Accessing specialized calculation or analysis tools
- Integrating with proprietary business systems
- Connecting to industry-specific APIs and services
- Using custom-built MCP servers for unique workflows