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Abundly provides many built-in integrations — some of which use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) behind the scenes. But the real power is that you can add your own integrations by connecting any MCP server.

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Why MCP Matters

MCP is an open protocol that standardizes how AI applications connect to external tools. This means:
  • Extend beyond built-in integrations — Connect to services Abundly doesn’t natively support yet
  • Use community servers — Tap into the growing ecosystem of MCP servers
  • Connect internal systems — Build an MCP server for your in-house tools and make them available to your agents
  • No waiting — Add new integrations yourself, without waiting for platform updates
If you have an internal system (CRM, inventory, custom database, etc.) that you want agents to access, you can build your own MCP server to expose it to Abundly.

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How It Works

1

Find an MCP server

Get the URL of an MCP server — from the community, a vendor, or one you’ve built yourself.
2

Add to your agent

Go to the MCP Servers tab in your agent’s capabilities and add the server URL.
3

Authenticate if needed

The platform automatically detects if authentication is required. Choose OAuth (recommended) or API token.
4

Enable tools

Once connected, the platform discovers available tools. Toggle individual tools on or off.

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Adding Your Own MCP Servers

In the MCP Servers tab, you can add any MCP server by providing its URL:
  • Full control — Choose which tools to enable or disable
  • Per-server auth — Manage authentication for each server
  • No approval needed — Add servers directly without waiting for platform support

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Building Your Own MCP Server

If you need to connect agents to an internal system, you can build a custom MCP server:
  1. Implement the MCP protocol for your system
  2. Host it on your infrastructure
  3. Add the URL to your agent
This is ideal for proprietary databases, internal APIs, or custom business logic.
Be careful with third-party MCP servers. Only add servers from sources you trust. An MCP server has access to perform actions on your behalf, so verify the source before connecting — especially for servers that aren’t from official vendors or well-known open source projects.

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Finding MCP Servers

Browse the MCP server directory for community-contributed servers. Stick to well-maintained projects with active communities.

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Security

MCP credentials are encrypted using hybrid AES+RSA encryption. OAuth tokens are never exposed to the AI model directly — the platform handles authentication.