MCP Tools Integration

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Overview

• Access hundreds of pre-built tools from MCP providers
• Execute actions dynamically during agent conversations
• Avoid repetitive API configuration for each tool
• Scale your agent capabilities instantly

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How MCP Tools Work

User Request → Agent → MCP Server → Tool Action → External Service → Response → Agent → User

1. SigmaMind connects to the MCP server
2. Available tools from the server are fetched dynamically
3. Agent can invoke any of these tools during conversations
4. Results are returned to the agent and integrated into responses

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Quick Setup

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Step 1: Get Your MCP Server URL

• Visit: https://mcp.zapier.com/mcp/?client=sigmamind
• Generate and copy your MCP server URL

• Log in to Make account
• Go to: Profile > API Access > Tokens
• Click “Add token” and copy the MCP URL

• Log in to: https://mcp.composio.dev/dashboard
• Select tools you want to integrate
• Create server and copy the generated URL

• Ensure your MCP server is running
• Obtain the server endpoint URL (e.g., https://your-server.com/mcp)

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Step 2: Add MCP Tool in SigmaMind

1. Open Agent Builder
2. Click Manage Tools/Apps
3. Click Add Custom Tool/App
4. Enter:
   • Tool/App name: “Zapier Integration” (or your provider name)
   • Description: “Access to MCP tools from Zapier”
5. Click Submit Tool/App

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Step 3: Configure Authentication

1. Click the newly created MCP tool
2. Click Configure Authentication
3. Select Bearer Token (most common for MCP servers)
4. Paste your MCP server URL as the token
5. Click Submit Authentication

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Step 4: Add Tool Actions

1. Click Add Tool Actions
2. Enter test values to verify connectivity
3. The MCP server responds with available tools

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Step 5: Add to Your Agent

1. Open your agent in Agent Builder
2. Click Add Tool/Function Calls
3. Select App Tool Call
4. Select your MCP tool from the list
5. Click Submit

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Supported MCP Providers

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Zapier MCP

1. Visit https://mcp.zapier.com/mcp/?client=sigmamind
2. Generate your MCP server URL
3. Add to SigmaMind as MCP tool with Bearer Token authentication
4. Your agent instantly has access to Zapier’s full ecosystem

• Send emails
• Create calendar events
• Post to social media
• Update spreadsheets
• And thousands more

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Make MCP

1. Create your scenarios in Make with defined inputs/outputs
2. Set scenarios to “Schedule on Demand”
3. Get your MCP Token from Profile > API Access > Tokens
4. Add to SigmaMind as MCP tool with Bearer Token authentication

• Custom business logic automation
• Multi-app workflows
• Data processing pipelines
• Scheduled tasks triggered by agents

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Composio MCP

1. Log in to https://mcp.composio.dev/dashboard
2. Select tools you want to integrate (Gmail, Slack, etc.)
3. Complete authentication flows
4. Create server and copy the MCP server URL
5. Add to SigmaMind as MCP tool with Bearer Token authentication

• Gmail, Outlook (email)
• Slack, Teams (messaging)
• GitHub, GitLab (code)
• Notion, Asana (productivity)
• And many more

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Custom MCP Servers

1. Deploy your MCP server and ensure it’s accessible
2. Obtain the server endpoint URL
3. Add to SigmaMind as MCP tool
4. Configure any required authentication headers

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Configuration

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Basic MCP Tool Configuration

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Agent System Prompt

You have access to various integrated tools and services through Zapier and other platforms.

Available capabilities:
- Send emails and messages
- Create and manage calendar events
- Update documents and spreadsheets
- Post to social media
- Manage customer data
- Execute custom automations

When users request actions that require these tools:
1. Determine which tool is appropriate
2. Extract necessary information from the user request
3. Execute the tool with correct parameters
4. Confirm the action was completed
5. If tool fails, explain the issue and suggest alternatives

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How MCP Tools Execute

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Execution Flow

1. Tool Selection - Agent determines the appropriate MCP tool for the user’s request
2. Parameter Extraction - Agent extracts values from conversation context
3. Server Connection - SigmaMind connects to the MCP server using your URL
4. Tool Invocation - MCP server invokes the requested tool with parameters
5. Result Processing - Results are returned to the agent
6. Response Generation - Agent incorporates results into its response to the user

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Request Headers

• X-Call-Id - Included in voice calls to identify the specific call
• X-Chat-Id - Included in chat interactions to identify the chat
• X-Session-Id - Included if the chat is part of a session

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Best Practices

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Security

• Treat MCP server URLs as sensitive credentials
• Store URLs in environment variables, never in code
• Regularly rotate API tokens from MCP providers
• Use HTTPS for all MCP connections

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Agent Instructions

• Clear Prompts: Tell your agent when and how to use MCP tools
• Error Handling: Include fallback instructions if tools fail
• Confirmation: For critical actions, have the agent confirm with users first
• Transparency: Inform users which tools are being used

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Performance

• Test First: Verify MCP tools work with test requests
• Monitor Usage: Track which tools are used and how often
• Handle Delays: Be aware MCP calls may take 2-5 seconds
• Rate Limits: Check rate limits on MCP provider accounts

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Troubleshooting

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MCP Tool Not Available

1. Verify MCP server URL is correct and accessible
2. Check Bearer Token authentication is properly configured
3. Ensure agent has been published after adding MCP tool
4. Refresh the dashboard to see changes

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Tool Execution Fails

1. Test the MCP server independently with cURL:
   curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_MCP_URL" \
     https://your-mcp-server.com/mcp
   
2. Verify agent’s system prompt provides correct tool names
3. Check MCP provider status page for outages
4. Review error message for specific issues

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Slow Response Times

1. MCP calls typically take 2-5 seconds - this is normal
2. Check MCP provider’s server status
3. Verify your network connection
4. Consider switching to faster MCP provider if needed

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Authentication Failed

1. Verify the MCP server URL/token is correct
2. Ensure you copied the entire URL without spaces
3. Check if the token has expired (regenerate if needed)
4. Verify Bearer Token is selected as authentication type

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Next Steps

1. Choose your MCP provider (Zapier, Make, Composio, or custom)
2. Generate your MCP server URL from the provider
3. Add MCP tool to SigmaMind with Bearer Token authentication
4. Update your agent’s system prompt with tool instructions
5. Test MCP tool with sample user requests
6. Deploy and monitor usage

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Related Documentation

• Manage Tools Overview
• Add Custom Tools
• Authentication Methods
• Agent Configuration

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Resources

• Zapier MCP: https://mcp.zapier.com
• Make MCP: https://developers.make.com/mcp-server
• Composio MCP: https://composio.dev
• MCP Specification: https://modelcontextprotocol.io