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Release: Australia · Updated: 2025-08-08 · Official documentation · View source

Configuring MCP Server Console

Create a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and configure the tools and inputs it exposes to MCP clients.

Configuration overview

  1. Create a Model Context Protocol server

    An AI administrator creates a server and adds tools to the server.

  2. Create a tool for a Model Context Protocol server

    If additional tools are needed, the AI administrator identifies which functionality to expose and creates tools based on Now Assist skills. From the tools, they configure which fields are exposed to clients as tool inputs.

After configuring a server, the AI administrator creates an OAuth inbound integration for each client and configures clients to connect to the server using the server and authentication details. For more information, see Connecting to an MCP server from an MCP client.

  • Create a Model Context Protocol server
    Create a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and configure which tools it exposes to MCP clients.
  • Create a tool for a Model Context Protocol server
    Create a tool from various tool categories, to expose it to Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients from an MCP server.
  • Create an MCP app
    Build, register, and display user interfaces along with your tool's logic with MCP apps. This allows you to implement and manage interactive interfaces for your tools that can be displayed by MCP clients.

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