> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.corvic.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# MCP Servers

> Connect remote Model Context Protocol servers so your agents can call their tools.

An MCP connector points Corvic at a remote [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server. Agents that are allowed to use the connector see the server's tools and can call them like any other tool. The server's credential stays in the vault.

The catalog includes official MCP servers such as **Jira** (Atlassian) and **Prior Labs** (TabPFN). Selecting one opens **Add MCP server** with its address filled in.

## Add an MCP server

**1. Open the dialog**

Choose **Add Custom Connector → MCP server**, or pick an MCP card in the catalog.

**2. Enter the server URL**

Paste the server's address, for example `https://mcp.example.com/mcp`. Corvic contacts the server to find out how it signs in and which tools it offers. Nothing is stored until you confirm.

**3. Sign in if the server asks**

If the server shows **OAuth required**, Corvic registers itself with the server automatically when the server supports that. If it shows *This server does not support automatic client registration*, open **Advanced — use your own OAuth client** and paste the client ID (and secret, if any) you registered with the server.

**4. Save**

The connector appears under **Connected** with its sign-in state. Allow it for the agents that should use its tools.

## Try tools before you build

Each room has an **MCP Playground** (in beta) where you can list a connected server's tools, call one with your own arguments, and see the raw request and response.

## Related Documentation

> [card] [Using connectors](https://docs.corvic.ai/connector-vault/using-connectors.md)
>
> Allow an MCP connector for an agent.

> [card] [Corvic as an MCP server](https://docs.corvic.ai/mcp-connect/overview.md)
>
> The other direction: call Corvic from your own MCP client.


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