> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neuro-tech.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Combined server

> Use one MCP connection for the servers available on your Neuron

The combined server joins the capabilities registered on a Neuron into one MCP endpoint.

**Endpoint:** `https://<NEURON_HOST>/MCP`. Use the host supplied by your provider.

## What it includes

The [original combined-server reference](https://lab.tagroot.io/MCP) brings together Internet Content, Event Log, File Storage, XMPP, Identity, and Payments. Your provider's selection can differ; discover the tools, resources, and prompts exposed by your endpoint.

Use this endpoint when an application needs several capabilities in one connection. Use an [individual server](/mcp/servers/overview) when it needs a smaller set of tools.

## Scopes and privileges

Follow your endpoint's advertised authorization settings. Use the individual server references to identify the categories and operation privileges needed for each task. Connecting to `/MCP` does not grant additional access or remove account, identity, or wallet prerequisites.

For example, an application that reads files and checks a wallet balance needs the File Storage resource permissions and the Payments balance permission. Check both sets with your provider using [Scopes and permissions](/mcp/authentication-and-authorization).

## Connect and discover

Follow [Connect to a Neuron](/mcp/quickstart) with `/MCP` as the endpoint. After sign-in, list the available capabilities and use their returned names, input schemas, and resource URIs.

For a local process exposing these capabilities over STDIO, follow [Use NeuroAli](/mcp/neuroali).