What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI models connect in a uniform way to external tools, data and systems.

What it solves

Without a standard, connecting a model to each internal tool —a CRM, a database, a document repository— requires a custom, fragile integration for every case. MCP defines a common interface: sources and tools expose their capabilities once, and any compatible model or AI agent consumes them the same way. It is the equivalent of a standard connector for AI to access the organization's context.

Why it matters in production

For an agent to do real work it needs to act on the systems the organization already uses. MCP makes that connection reusable, auditable and easier to maintain when models or tools change, instead of accumulating isolated integrations.

How we approach it at Codara

We design each Agentic OS on Codara's proprietary platform connecting the agents to your systems with open standards like MCP, so the integrations stay maintainable and your team keeps control and ownership of everything built.