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Your MCP Servers

MCPs The MCPs page shows all your MCP servers and their status:
  • MCPs: View and manage your MCP servers
  • Status Indicators:
    • Active - Ready to use
    • Pending - Waiting for admin approval
    • Inactive - Disabled or not configured
    • Rejected - Not approved for use

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Understanding MCP Servers

What is an MCP Server? An MCP server is like a plugin that extends what AI assistants can do. For example:
  • GitHub MCP: Lets AI read and manage your code repositories
  • Google Drive MCP: Gives AI access to your documents
  • Slack MCP: Allows AI to read messages and post updates
  • Database MCP: Connects AI to your company’s databases
Key Concepts:
  • Server: The MCP plugin itself (e.g., “GitHub Integration”)
  • Tools: Actions the MCP can perform (e.g., “create issue”, “search code”)
  • Resources: Data the MCP can access (e.g., repository files, issues)

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