Make your product usable by agents.

An MCP server is the part of your product an agent reads. We design it, secure it, and ship it.

Free 30-minute call. We'll show you which tools your server should expose first.

One server between every agent and your product.

MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard agents use to find out what software can do and use it. Build it once, and every compatible agent can work with you.

Your customer's agent

Claude
ChatGPT
Cursor

Asks in plain language: "refund order 4821."

Your MCP server, built by us

Tools: what agents can do
Resources: what agents can read
Auth and scoped permissions
Approvals on risky actions
Every call logged

Your product

Your API, or one we build
Your database and docs
Your business rules

Nothing changes for your human users.

Every tool, designed on purpose.

We don't dump your whole API on an agent. We pick the actions that matter, describe them so agents use them correctly, and decide who may call them.

// tools/issue_refund.ts
tool("issue_refund", {
  description: "Refund an order, fully or in part.",
  input: {
    order_id: string,
    amount:   money,
    reason:   string,
  },
  permission: "orders:refund",
  approval:   amount > 250 ? "account_owner" : null,
  log:        true,
})

Clear descriptions
Agents pick tools by reading them. Good descriptions mean the right tool, called the right way.
Auth that matches your product
OAuth, API keys or your own login. An agent only sees what its user is allowed to see.
Approvals where they count
Refunds over a limit, deletes, anything with money. They wait for a person.
Logs and limits
Every call recorded, rate limits set, so you always know what an agent did and why.

Why build one now.

Agents are becoming how people use software. The products agents can reach are the ones that get used.

Meet customers where they work

More of your customers start their day in an agent, not in your app. Be useful there.

Stay the product they keep

If an agent can't reach your product, it goes to one that can. A good server keeps you in the workflow.

Build once, work everywhere

One open standard instead of a custom plugin for every AI vendor. New agents work with it on day one.

Discovery included

MCP server

Discovery, build and handoff. Live in 4 to 6 weeks.

Hand-picked tools over your product's key actions
Auth, scoped permissions, approvals on risky tools
Tested with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Docs, runbook, 30 days of support. Full source, yours

$18,000 typical fixed price

Exact price confirmed after discovery. See all pricing

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Questions about MCP.

Still unsure? Just email us.

How is an MCP server different from our API?

Your API is written for developers. An MCP server is written for agents: a chosen set of tools with descriptions, permissions and approvals, in a format every MCP client understands. It usually sits on top of your API.

Can't we just generate one from our API spec?

Sometimes, yes. If your API is clean and agents mostly need to read, a generator gets you a working server in an afternoon, and we'll tell you to start there. It stops being enough when your API was built for screens, not agents, when permissions depend on who is asking, or when an action moves money. That's the part we design by hand.

We don't have a good API. Can you still build one?

Yes. We build the API underneath too, over your database, a legacy system or even a tool with no API at all. See integrations.

Which agents can use it?

Any MCP client, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code, plus agents you build yourself. We test with the ones your customers actually use.

Is it safe to let agents into our product?

It's as safe as the rules you give it. Agents act with their user's permissions and nothing more, risky actions wait for approval, and every call is logged. You decide what agents can read and change.

Where does it run?

On your infrastructure, in your repo. You own the code and the keys, and it keeps running after we hand it over.

Let the agents in.

30 minutes, free. We'll map the tools your server should expose and tell you what it would cost.