Connect the tools your agents need.
Connect an MCP server to a Cana chat, a Bot or a Cana App, so the agent can use the tools it exposes. Add your own external, local or hosted MCP server in settings, then use its tools with an agent.
Add your own server
Add an external, local or hosted MCP server in Settings → MCP Servers.
Use it in a chat
Give a Cana chat, Bot or App access to the server's tools.
Connected app tools
Connect Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion and many more from Integrations.
Controlled access
The connected account and the agent's permission decide what can happen.
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One connection, the right place
A server you connect in settings is available to your chats. A server you add to a Cana App is available to that app. You decide where each connection belongs.
- Personal MCP servers in Settings
- MCP servers on a Cana App
- Test before use
- Turn a connector off without deleting it
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Use the tools you already have
Some things do not need an MCP server. Connect a supported app from Integrations, and the chat can use the tools that connected account makes available.
- Connect cards in chat for supported apps
- Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion and many more
- The account you connected decides access
- Connected-app actions ask for approval by default
Connect cards in chat for supported apps
Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion and many more
The account you connected decides access
Connected-app actions ask for approval by default
Cana MCP, step by step.
- 01
Connect
Add an MCP server in settings or connect a supported app.
- 02
Test
Check that the server is reachable and see the tools it exposes.
- 03
Assign
Make it available to the chat, Bot or Cana App that needs it.
- 04
Use
Ask the agent to do the work with the tools you allowed.
Under the hood.
MCP servers
Remote servers connected in settings or to a Cana App
Connected apps
Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion and many more
Check
Test a connector before assigning it to an agent
Control
Enable, disable, remove or replace a connection
What teams build with it.
Use your GitHub tools
Connect GitHub so an agent can find issues and make updates in the account you chose.
Bring an internal server
Add your team's external, local or hosted MCP server, then use it from a chat.
Add tools to an embedded assistant
Give a Cana App its own MCP server so the assistant can help visitors with your systems.
Good questions.
Do I have to build an MCP server?
No. You can connect supported apps from Integrations, or add an external, local or hosted MCP server your team already has.
Can I check a server before an agent uses it?
For web-based servers, Cana checks reachability and available tools before saving. Local Standard I/O servers are validated when an agent starts.
How do I get started with Cana MCP?
Start a Cana chat, then open Cana MCP from the Platform area when it fits the work you need to do.
How do I control what an agent can do?
Choose the permission level that fits the task: Ask, Accept Edits, Research and Plan, or Bypass All.
Can I connect tools to this work?
Cana can use connected apps and remote MCP servers when you have connected and allowed those tools.
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