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Parsaa supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing you to connect external tools and extend its capabilities beyond the built-in toolset.

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What is MCP

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI models to external tools and data sources. MCP servers expose a set of tools that AI models can invoke during conversations — giving them access to databases, APIs, deployment pipelines, and more.

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What You Can Do

  • Connect to any MCP-compatible server and make its tools available to Parsaa
  • Add specialized tools for your workflow — database queries, API testing, deployment triggers, monitoring dashboards, and more
  • Extend Parsaa’s capabilities without waiting for built-in support
  • Chain tools together — the AI can combine MCP tools with Parsaa’s built-in tools in a single conversation

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Managing Servers

Manage MCP servers in Settings → Extensions → MCP Servers.
1

Add a server

Browse the Gallery for curated, one-click servers, or use Manual Configuration to add your own (command + arguments, or a URL).
2

Enable or disable

Toggle each connected server on or off. Disabled servers stay configured but don’t expose tools.
3

View logs

Open a server’s logs to inspect activity and restart it if it misbehaves.
4

Use the tools

Enabled MCP tools appear alongside Parsaa’s built-in tools (surfaced through the mcp_tool capability). The agent invokes them during conversations as needed.
MCP servers run as isolated processes with no access to your Keychain or tokens. They run alongside Parsaa’s built-in tools, and the agent chooses the right tool for each step.

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