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Overview

Model Content Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows SOL to talk to external tools and internal data sources.

By using MCP, you can extend SOL’s capabilities—enabling it to read from your databases, trigger workflows, or pull insights from internal dashboards, all within chat.

📖 Learn more about the MCP here

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What is MCP?

MCP (Model Content Protocol) defines how tools and services provide context to large language models (LLMs) in a standardized way.

In simple terms, it lets you plug external data and APIs into SOL—securely and with minimal setup—so the assistant can reason over your stack and take action.

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What can you do with MCP?

  • 🔍 Ask questions over internal tools like Notion, Jira, Confluence, or internal APIs
  • ⚙️ Trigger actions—create tickets, send emails, update databases
  • 🧠 Enrich SOL’s memory with company-specific knowledge and systems

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Integration with SOL

MCP integrates deeply with other SOL components:

  • Memory System: Leverages user memory for contextual awareness
  • Task System: Provides AI capabilities for task analysis and generation
  • Automation Rules: Powers AI-driven conditions and actions
  • Chat Interface: Enables intelligent conversations with users

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Next Steps

To learn more about MCP:

  • See MCP Setup for installation and configuration
  • Explore MCP Usage for practical examples