Setup MCP Action

model context protocol (mcp) is an open standard that exposes tools and contextual data to large language models through a uniform, server‑based interface by supporting mcp servers, enjo ai agent studio lets your agent call external tools—such as notion or stripe—without bespoke integrations by acting as an mcp client, enjo ai agents can discover tools and apis exposed by an mcp server execute those tools directly as ai action or as part of ai flows this guide explains how to connect an mcp server and use it to create an mcp ai action prerequisites role permissions owner or developer in the target workspace enjo dashboard access for your environment ( enjo ai/dashboard) mcp server credentials for pre‑built servers oauth or api token for the target saas (e g , notion, stripe) for custom servers server url and optional auth token allowed outbound traffic from enjo servers to the mcp server endpoint setup mcp app step 1 log in to the enjo dashboard go to settings → apps step 2 click on "connect apps" on top right corner step 3 choose a mcp app for prebuilt mcp apps (e g notion, stripe) you can see \<app name > mcp server, click connect and complete the oauth or token based flow for custom mcp apps , enter name, mcp server url , and an optional auth token step 4 the mcp app is now connected and available to use in any ai agent setup mcp ai action once an mcp app is setup in your workspace, you can use its tools in any ai agent by creating an ai action step 1 go to your ai agent studio and click on the ai actions tab step 2 click on "add ai action" at the top right corner step 3 click on " create from mcp server" step 4 select the mcp app you connected earlier enjo will fetch the list of available tools if the tools don’t load, click “fetch tools” to retry step 5 choose a tool (e g create github repo, move notion page), click "next" step 6 enter the ai action name and output description; update the description only if needed step 7 click "test" to validate the action then click "save" to finish faqs which mcp spec versions are supported? enjo supports the mcp specification released on 2025 06 18 why am i not able to connect to my mcp server? some mcp servers may require whitelisting enjo server ips contact the vendor to request whitelisting if needed can an agent call multiple mcp servers? yes, connect any number of mcp apps and setup corresponding mcp ai actions what happens if mcp server is down? tool calls will fail, tool discovery won't be possible, and any ai actions or flows using mcp tools will not work properly during the downtime