Connect an MCP server so the AI can use its tools. See MCP Servers Explained first.
Before you start
The Manage AI Settings right.
Steps
- Go to Settings → Artificial Intelligence → MCP Servers.
- Click Add Server.
- Fill in Name and Description.
- Choose a Transport Type:
- Standard I/O (stdio) — provide a Command, optional Arguments, and optional environment variables.
- Server-Sent Events (SSE) or Streamable HTTP — provide a URL and optional headers.
- Save.
- Click Test on the server's row to confirm it connects and reports a tool count.
What you'll see
Active, healthy servers make their tools available to the AI. Toggle a server off to disable it without deleting its configuration.
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