Bring in approved systems
Connect tools your work already depends on without giving agents unlimited freedom.
Connectors & tools
Let agents check real systems, without handing over the keys.
Connectors give agents a supervised way to use tools: search a repo, inspect files, query an internal system, or prepare an action. The useful part is not just access. It is access with limits.
MCP connectors
Tool inventory
Permission gates
Grounded answers
Ground answers in facts
Support answers can use a codebase, docs, or internal systems as the source of truth.
Ask before risky moves
Tool use can stop for approval before sends, deletes, writes, or public commitments.
Keep boundaries visible
Each connector shows its tools and status so you know what agents can reach.
Technospeak, translated
MCP is a tool plug, not a magic permission slip.
Model Context Protocol is a standard way for AI apps to see and use tools exposed by another system.
A connected tool can still require review before an agent does something consequential.
A visible list of what tools are available, what they do, and whether they are healthy.
Tool use appears in the conversation.
You can see when an assistant is preparing to use a tool or waiting for approval.
Employees use tools inside their role.
A support employee can read approved sources; a marketing employee can research prospects; both stay bounded.