MCP Framework
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Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables you to bring your own integrations to DarcyIQ, offering flexibility at both organizational and user levels.
Organizational MCP
- Standardized integration deployment - Centralized management - Company-wide policies
- Consistent AI experience - Simplified compliance - Shared resources - Central control
User MCP
- Personal integration selection - Custom integrations
- Workflow flexibility - Task optimization - Experimentation freedom - Personal preferences
MCP Integrations are immediately available (and automatically selectd) within DarcyIQ Chat upon configuration.
MCP Integrations are immediately available, but must be selected and saved within a Workflow.
Workflows require a MCP/Integration be selected as to enforce good behavior and task outcomes for a Workflow
1. Server Setup
- Configure MCP server - Set up authentication - Deploy models
- MCP-compliant server - Authentication system
2. DarcyIQ Connection
- Access integration settings - Configure MCP details - Test connectivity
- Admin access - Server details - Test credentials
3. Configuration
- Set default models - Configure routing - Define fallbacks
- Model preferences - Routing rules - Backup plans
DarcyIQ accepts the following requirements for an MCP server:
A remote SSE endpoint
One of Four Authentication requirements
No Auth (not recommended)
Basic User Auth (username/password)
Bearer Token Auth (provide a single token for DarcyIQ to use)
API Key (Access key / Secret key configuration)
Server
MCP-compliant implementation
Core functionality
Network
DarcyIQ connectivity
Service access
Security
Authentication credentials
Access control
MCP Selection (many MCP servers are available online)
- Match MCP to tasks - Consider performance needs - Consider the security profile of the MCP server
Optimal performance and reliability
Workflow Optimization
- Pre-deployment testing - Performance monitoring - Configuration tuning
Maximum workflow effectiveness
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