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Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets an AI application discover and use tools provided by a server. Neuro exposes MCP servers for files, Internet content, messaging, identities, contracts, and payments. Your AI application acts as the MCP client. It connects to a server, authenticates when required, and discovers the tools available to it.

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Choose a connection

Start with Connect to a Neuron, then choose from the server list. Server availability and permitted tools depend on your provider. Each server reference lists its tools, resources, prompts, and required access. Use Scopes and permissions to request the capabilities your application needs.

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MCP and the Agent API

Use the Agent API when your application constructs HTTP requests directly. Use MCP when your AI application consumes discovered tools. The underlying identity, contract, and payment requirements still apply. A successful tool call can start work that needs approval, signatures, or further processing. Check the returned state before reporting completion, and obtain the user’s confirmation before signing a contract or initiating a payment.

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Documentation MCP

The documentation MCP server helps a coding agent search these docs. It is separate from the Neuron servers that perform application actions.