Today we're launching MCP Studio because MCP needed an upgrade.
The future is not one MCP server per application. It's a single server that brings the right tools across many systems together for one task.
Here's the problem we kept seeing. Most MCP servers today mirror an application. They expose every tool it has and hand the whole pile to an agent. It demos beautifully. In production it strains: more tools mean more tokens, more complexity, and more governance challenges.
Real enterprise work doesn't live in one system. Customer onboarding alone can span Salesforce, Snowflake, NetSuite, ServiceNow, Workday, and an internal database no one has touched in years. Stitching those into one workflow takes business context, not just access to more tools.
So we built MCP Studio differently. You describe the outcome you want an agent to achieve. It discovers what's available across your systems, assembles only the tools and context the task actually needs, applies your governance, and ships a production-ready server. No integration code. No hand-authored tools.
And it reaches systems that were never built to speak MCP. On-prem and legacy included.
Traditional MCP servers mirror applications. MCP Studio mirrors business processes.
- 600 enterprise systems with 10,000 available tools
- Built to the open standard, so it works with any MCP client: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot
- Easy to build, just give it a prompt or a document
MCP Studio is in Early Access now. I'd love for you to give it a try and tell me what you build. Link in comments.
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