MCP Server Development

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the emerging standard for giving AI assistants secure, structured access to your systems. We build custom MCP servers that expose your databases, APIs and internal tools to Claude, ChatGPT and AI agents — with authentication, role-based permissions and audit logging, deployed as a local (stdio) server or a remote OAuth server for web and mobile AI clients.

FAQs

What is an MCP server?

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI assistants call your systems through a well-defined interface. An MCP server exposes specific, permissioned actions and data, so an AI agent can read and act on your tools without bespoke one-off integrations.

Which AI clients can use it?

Any MCP-compatible client — Claude on desktop, web and mobile, Claude Code, and a growing list of AI tools and agent frameworks. We build both a local (stdio) entry point and a remote OAuth server for web and mobile clients.

Is it secure?

Yes. We enforce authentication and role-based permissions in your API, expose narrow explicit actions rather than a generic endpoint caller, and add audit logging — so the AI can only do what each user is allowed to do.

Have you built one before?

Yes. We have shipped a production MCP server with OAuth 2.0 remote access, role-based permissions and 40+ tools, connecting a live platform API to Claude.