MCP tools

Give your modelshands.

The Model Context Protocol lets models use external tools and services. Browse the MCP Hub, connect what you need to your workspace and attach it to agents — without touching client code.

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From catalog to agent

Curated catalogTools and services in the MCP Hub
Workspace connectionsConfigured once, used by agents
Attach to agentsTools appear in the model context
No client codeWorks through the same endpoint

What you get

Tools that models can actually use.

Connect a tool once and every agent in the workspace that needs it can use it.

MCP Hub

A curated catalog of MCP servers you can connect to your workspace.

Workspace-scoped connections

Credentials and settings are configured once per workspace.

Attach to agents

Choose which agents may use which tools.

Team-friendly

Roles and permissions of the workspace apply.

Same endpoint

Tool use happens behind the OpenAI-compatible endpoint; your application stays unchanged.

Routing on tool use

Send requests that need tools to a model that handles them well.

How it works

Connect a tool in three steps.

Browse the MCP Hub

Find the tool or service you need.

Connect it

Add it to your workspace with your settings.

Attach to an agent

The agent can now call the tool while answering.

Keep exploring

Common questions

Questions about MCP tools.

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting models to tools and data sources.

No. Tools are attached to agents in Mycelis; your application keeps calling the same endpoint.

Access follows the roles and permissions of your workspace.

In the MCP Hub, which lists the curated catalog.

Ready to get started?

Connect your first tool.

Create a free account and browse the MCP Hub.

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