MCP servers
Bring your own tools to your agents.
Connect any Model Context Protocol server to your workspace. Its tools work like every other action in AgentWorks: you choose which agents get them, changes ask for approval first, and every call is logged.
How it works
Four steps from URL to a working tool.
- 01
Add the server
Paste the server’s URL in your workspace. If it needs a sign-in, AgentWorks handles the OAuth flow for you.
- 02
See what it offers
The server’s tools are listed by name, so you know exactly what an agent could do with it.
- 03
Give it to an agent
Assign the server to the agents and chats that need it. Others never see it.
- 04
Approve what matters
A tool call that changes something asks first, like any other action. You can allow a trusted server to run without asking, and take that back.
What people connect
For the systems no catalogue has.
The 40 built-in apps cover mail, calendars, CRM, files and bookkeeping. MCP covers the rest: the database only your team uses, or the tool your vendor just gave an MCP server.
See the built-in apps- Your own database
- Let an agent answer questions from operational data without handing anyone a connection string. The credentials stay with the server.
- An internal system
- Put your ERP, ticketing or booking system in front of an agent through a server you control, with only the operations you expose.
- A document store
- Reach files that never made it into a knowledge base, read-only if that is all you want.
- A vendor’s MCP server
- More and more software ships its own MCP server. Add its URL, sign in, and its tools show up next to the built-in ones.
What it costs
One server free. No limit on Business.
- Free: up to 4 connections, of which 1 MCP server (read-only)
- Business: unlimited MCP servers and apps
- Custom connectors from an OpenAPI spec on Business
- No fee per server: you pay for the model usage of the agent that calls it
MCP is an open standard, introduced by Anthropic, for connecting AI models to tools and data. A service exposes an MCP server once, and any MCP client, such as AgentWorks, can use its tools.
Connect your first server today.
Start free with one MCP server, or talk to sales and bring the system you want to connect.