Integration · Your own tools
kanês and MCP servers
Yes. An owner or admin can connect the company's own Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and turn each tool they offer off, on with a confirmation each time, or, for read-only tools, on without asking.
Connect tools your company already runs, one tool at a time.Who connects it: an owner or admin, per Brain.
How MCP servers is used
- Your MCP server
- Tool by tool, off or on
- Ask kanês
- You confirm
- The tool runs
What kanês reads
- The list of tools the server offers and their descriptions
- A read-only tool's answer, shown to you as it came
What kanês can change
- Whatever a tool you turned on does, after your confirmation when it is set to ask each time
Access and security
- HTTPS only; private and internal network addresses are refused, and checked again on every request
- Running a read-only tool needs view access; any other tool needs approval rights
Limits
- kanês's own records never go through MCP; they keep their own checked functions
- A tool's answer is never given back to the model as instructions
Set it up
- 1Open Settings, Integrations, and add an MCP server by its address
- 2Choose a mode for each tool: off, ask each time, or run without asking (read-only tools only)
- 3Ask kanês to use it
Questions
Can kanês integrate with MCP servers?
Yes. An owner or admin can connect the company's own Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and turn each tool they offer off, on with a confirmation each time, or, for read-only tools, on without asking.
Who connects MCP servers in kanês?
An owner or admin, per Brain.
What can kanês change in MCP servers?
Whatever a tool you turned on does, after your confirmation when it is set to ask each time.
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