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Transform any app into an MCP server with powerful tools and seamless authentication

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol that standardizes how LLM-powered applications provide tools and relevant context to the underlying models.

The protocol follows a client-server model, where the MCP server provides the tools and context to the MCP client.

Composio MCP Servers make all Composio tools available through this standardized protocol, enabling seamless integration with any MCP-compatible client.

Our MCP SDK features an intuitive, powerful, and developer-friendly API:

• ⚡ Streamlined Authentication - Simplified user auth flows with better error handling
• 📊 Real-time Connection Monitoring - Check user authentication status before using servers
• 🛠 Enhanced Tool Management - Fine-grained control over which tools are available
• Tool Limiting - Restrict which tools are available per user or context
• TypeScript Support - Full type safety and autocomplete, python support to come soon.

Choose your path based on your role:

If you are an individual looking to use composio mcp servers directly for yourself, this is all you have todo.

1. Visit mcp.composio.dev
2. Click on any app that you want the MCP server for.
3. Use with Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client

If you are looking to build on top of composio MCP servers, have granual control over MCP servers and manage it seperately for each of your users - you can simply follow the below guide.

1. Your Application creates and manages MCP servers via the Composio SDK
2. MCP Servers expose your chosen tools with proper authentication
3. MCP Clients (Claude, Cursor, etc.) connect to servers and use tools
4. Users interact with tools through their preferred MCP client

• Complete API Guide - Learn all the methods and patterns
• Tool Catalog - Browse 1000+ available tools
• Dashboard - Manage servers and auth configs
• API Reference - Complete endpoint documentation

Need help getting started? Reach out on Slack or email - our team is here to help!

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