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MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server Builds

Custom Model Context Protocol servers that connect AI agents to your tools and data.

Overview

What we deliver

We build MCP servers that expose your systems, data, and tools to Claude, Cursor, and other AI clients through a standard protocol.

Model Context Protocol is the emerging standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools, data, and services. We build custom MCP servers that let Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and other clients securely access your databases, APIs, internal tools, and document stores. Our work covers protocol implementation, resource and tool definitions, authentication flows, permission scoping, error handling, and deployment. We follow the MCP specification closely so your servers work across compliant clients without rework. Typical builds include CRM connectors, internal search tools, deployment helpers, ticketing system bridges, and data warehouse query interfaces. We also harden servers for production use with auth, rate limiting, audit logs, and observability. Whether you need one server for an internal team or a fleet of servers for a product, we plan the architecture, build the code, and document everything so your engineers can extend it. Servers ship as deployable packages.

Fit Check

Built for teams like yours

Who it's for

  • AI-forward engineering teams
  • Internal tools teams
  • Developer experience leaders
  • SaaS platforms
  • Enterprise IT

Pain points we solve

  • AI clients cannot reach internal systems
  • Custom integrations for every AI tool
  • No standard auth for AI access
  • Manual context copying into prompts
  • Tool sprawl across AI assistants
What's included

Capabilities

Everything we cover in this engagement.

  • MCP server scaffolding
  • Resource and tool definitions
  • OAuth and API key auth
  • Database and warehouse connectors
  • Internal API bridges
  • Permission and scope controls
  • Audit logging
  • Client compatibility testing
How we work

Our process

A clear, predictable path from kickoff to outcomes.

01

Use case scoping

We map which systems AI clients need to reach.

02

Server design

We define resources, tools, and auth flows.

03

Build

We implement and test against MCP clients.

04

Hardening

We add auth, rate limits, logging, and error handling.

05

Deployment

We ship the server and document client setup.

What you get

Deliverables & outcomes

What you get

  • MCP server source code
  • Deployment configuration
  • Tool and resource catalog
  • Client setup guide
  • Authentication setup
  • Audit log integration

Outcomes you can expect

  • AI assistants can act on internal data
  • Faster developer workflows
  • Reusable across multiple AI clients
  • Auditable AI tool use
  • Less prompt copy-paste
Timeline

2 to 5 weeks

Engagement

Monthly retainer, Project, Sprint

Tools we use

MCP SDK, Node.js, Python, TypeScript, Docker

KPIs we track

Tool call success rate, auth failures, request latency, active clients, audit log completeness

Client stories

What clients say

"

Holiday season was about to break us. We needed 22 agents in six weeks and our internal hiring pipeline could not move that fast. They staffed it, trained on our tone guide, and ran nesting alongside our senior reps. CSAT actually went up by three points during peak. First Q4 in four years my support lead took her vacation.

Tom H.
"

We had been prototyping an AI quoting agent for nine months and could not get it past demo quality. They came in, scoped a real eval set, swapped our retrieval layer, and added guardrails for the edge cases that kept burning us. Went live in seven weeks. It now handles 41 percent of inbound quote requests without a human touching them.

Kyle A.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we hear most.

Which AI clients support MCP?
Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and a growing list of clients. We test against your targets.
Can MCP servers be private?
Yes. We support local stdio servers and authenticated remote servers.
Do we need MCP if we already have APIs?
MCP standardizes how AI clients discover and call your tools, reducing per-client integration work.
How do you handle permissions?
We scope tools per user, integrate with your auth provider, and log every call.
Can servers write data, not just read?
Yes. We expose write tools with confirmation patterns and audit trails.

Want AI agents to use your tools?

We will build MCP servers that connect your stack to AI clients.