The port that lets an agent use your system
Technology
MCP is the standard that lets a model call your tools and read your data without a bespoke integration for every client that asks. Write the surface once, and any MCP capable assistant can use it.
We build MCP servers, and we build the discovery layer that lets agents find them in the first place.
Why
Why MCP is worth building on
- One server, many clients
Before MCP, every assistant that needed your data meant another integration. A server exposes the tools once and any MCP capable client can call them, which turns an N times M problem back into an N plus M one.
- Tools are an interface, so design them like one
Naming, argument shape, and the wording of an error are the difference between an agent that completes the task and one that flails at it. We design tool surfaces the way we design an API, because that is what they are.
- Least privilege, by default
A server should expose the smallest set of operations the job actually needs. Capability you do not need is attack surface you did not budget for, and an agent will find it.
- Discovery is half the problem
An agent has to find the surface before it can use it. Server cards, llms.txt, and machine readable versions of every page are the layer that makes a site legible to software. We ship it by default on the sites we build.
