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MCP server integration

An agent that uses the tools of your server

Ipster connects the agent to an MCP server, for example via Composio, n8n, Zapier or a server you run yourself. The agent gets the tools that server offers and uses them at the right moment in the conversation.

Ipster and your MCP server, directly connected

What the agent does

What the agent does with your MCP server

The agent uses the tools your server offers. This works for phone and for chat.

Discover the tools

At the start of the conversation the agent asks the server which tools are available. You do not have to set them up one by one yourself.

Call a tool

At the right moment in the conversation the agent calls a tool of your server, with the details it got from the caller.

Start an existing automation

If you already have a workflow in, for example, n8n or Zapier, the agent can start it as a tool.

Reach apps via Composio

Connect the apps you want to use in Composio and copy the MCP link. The agent uses the tools that come with them.

Connect your own server

If you have your own MCP server, you enter the URL and, if the server asks for it, a token.

Use the answer

The agent reads what the tool returns and uses it to help the caller further.

What a call looks like

From conversation to action in your own system

  1. 1

    Your customer calls or chats

    Ipster takes the conversation and connects to your MCP server.

  2. 2

    The agent sees the tools

    It discovers which tools your server offers.

  3. 3

    It calls a tool

    As soon as the conversation calls for it, it uses the right tool.

  4. 4

    Your system does the rest

    Your server performs the action and returns the answer to the agent.

A call to your MCP server

  • Tool · By Ipster

    Called on your server

  • Workflow · By Ipster

    Started in your automation

  • Answer · By Ipster

    Returned to the agent

You decide

You stay in control

Choose the server

You decide which MCP server the agent connects to. What the agent can do is what that server offers.

Secure the connection

If your server asks for a token, you enter it in the connection. The token is optional.

Guide the agent

Tell the agent in the prompt when to use a tool from the server.

How to connect it

Connected in three steps

01

Get your server ready

Use Composio, n8n, Zapier or your own MCP server and copy the URL of the server.

02

Add the URL

Paste the URL in the MCP connection in Ipster and, if the server asks for it, enter a token.

03

Test and guide the agent

With the Test button you see which tools the server offers. Then tell the agent in the prompt when to use them.

The agent discovers your server's tools at the start of the conversation. What it can do therefore depends on what your server offers.

Frequently asked questions

About the MCP server integration

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. An MCP server offers tools that an AI agent can use. Ipster connects the agent to such a server, so it can use those tools in the conversation.

You can connect an MCP server via Composio, n8n or Zapier, or your own server. Ipster connects with any MCP-compatible server.

You enter the URL of the MCP server and, if the server asks for it, a token. With the Test button you see which tools the server offers.

It discovers them automatically at the start of the conversation. So you do not have to set up the tools one by one.

Yes. The MCP connection works for phone agents and for chat agents.

No, that is the other direction. Here the Ipster agent uses the tools of your MCP server. Using Ipster itself from your own AI assistant is a separate option, through a connection under Organisation and API keys.

Connect your own system to your agent

Book a demo and see how Ipster uses the tools of your MCP server in a conversation.

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