Connecting other apps' MCP servers
This is the opposite direction from the rest of this section. Above, you add Magister to your AI assistant. Here, you add another app's MCP server to Magister, so your Magister agent can use that app.
What an MCP server is — an address an app publishes so an AI can use it: read its data and take actions through it. Linear, Asana, Atlassian (Jira and Confluence), Canva and many others offer one.
Connecting one — a brand owner or admin opens Integrations → MCP servers and picks a server, or chooses Any MCP server and pastes the address the app gave them, then signs in to the app and chooses what Magister may do with each of its tools. An owner or admin can also ask the agent, which sends them a link. Other members see the servers and ask an owner or admin to add one.
You stay in control — every tool that changes something asks you first until you allow it. A tool whose definition changes is held until you review it again. Magister keeps the sign-in on its servers, never on the agent's machine.
Where they work — your Magister agent, and AI tools connected at Magister's own MCP address, can use these servers. The ChatGPT and Claude apps added from their directories can't: their review rules don't allow a tool that runs other servers' tools.
Limits — Free includes 2 servers per brand; Agent and Connect include 20. Apps Magister already integrates with, such as Notion, HubSpot and GitHub, connect from Discover instead.