MCP (Model Context Protocol) allows agents to access your external tools, APIs, and databases seamlessly. Learn more at modelcontextprotocol.io.

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Basic Usage

const response = await agentbase.runAgent({
  message: "Get customer data for user ID 12345",
  mcpServers: [
    {
      serverName: "customer-api",
      serverUrl: "https://api.yourcompany.com/mcp"
    }
  ]
});

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Common Use Cases

Database Integration: 
mcpServers: [{ 
  serverName: "company-db", 
  serverUrl: "https://db-mcp.yourcompany.com" 
}]
API Integration: 
mcpServers: [{ 
  serverName: "inventory-api", 
  serverUrl: "https://inventory-mcp.yourcompany.com" 
}]
Multiple MCP Servers: 
mcpServers: [
  { serverName: "crm-tools", serverUrl: "https://crm-mcp.yourcompany.com" },
  { serverName: "payment-gateway", serverUrl: "https://payments-mcp.yourcompany.com" }
]

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MCP Server Requirements

Your MCP server needs:
  • HTTP endpoint accepting MCP-formatted requests
  • Tool definitions with parameters
  • Authentication handling
  • Standard response format

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What’s Next?

Tools Overview

Learn about built-in agent capabilities

System Prompts

Guide agents on when to use MCP tools

API Reference

Complete MCP parameter documentation
Pro tip: Start with simple MCP integrations and gradually add complexity. Test MCP server connectivity and tool availability before deploying to production.