# MCP

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## Purpose

Configure MCP connectors so mentors can call external MCP tools and return results inside the chat.

## MCP Tab Overview

- **Featured connectors:** prebuilt/default (some open-source) you can enable
- **Custom connectors:** define your own endpoint and authentication


## Add a Custom Connector

1. Go to **MCP → Custom Connectors → Add**.
2. Fill the fields:
  - **Image** (optional)
  - **Name**
  - **URL** (connector/server URL)
  - **Description** (optional)
  - **Transport type**
  - **Authentication method:**
    - None
    - API Key
  - **Token type for the header** (e.g., Bearer, Basic, Token)
  - **Token value**
3. Click **Connect** to save.
  - The connector appears in your list.
4. You can **enable/disable** any connector.
  - Disabling prevents mentors from using that MCP server in replies.


## Example: Connect an MCP Server with API Key

1. In the MCP provider, copy the **Access URL** and **Access Token**.
2. In **MCP → Custom Connectors**, set:
  - **Name:** e.g., Workflow MCP
  - **URL:** paste the access URL
  - **Auth:** API Key
  - **Token type:** Bearer
  - **Token value:** paste the token
3. Click **Connect**.
  - The connector is added and can be toggled on/off.


## Using MCP in Chat (Demo Flow)

1. Grab a **project ID** from your MCP workspace.
2. Ask the mentor, for example:
  - “List the workflows in the project `<PROJECT_ID>`.”
3. The mentor lists active workflows (e.g., FAQ, webhook test, etc.).
4. Run a workflow, for example:
  - “Execute the FAQ workflow and tell me: How do I reset my password?”
5. The mentor includes your question in the workflow request body and returns the answer from the MCP server.


## Result

Your mentors can call **enabled MCP connectors** to list resources and execute workflows, returning **MCP-sourced answers** directly in the conversation.