AI / Model Context Protocol

MCP Integration for Websites

Expose approved tools and context through MCP-compatible interfaces when an open tool protocol improves portability.

Design principle

Keep control in the application.

Open interfaces can improve interoperability, but only approved capabilities should be exposed.

Future-ready

Build around interfaces, not hype.

Provider-specific code should be isolated enough that better models can be adopted without rebuilding the website or business logic.

Capabilities

What the integration layer can support.

01 / Capability

MCP server planning

02 / Capability

Tool schemas

03 / Capability

Authentication

04 / Capability

Read vs write tools

05 / Capability

Approval policies

06 / Capability

Provider interoperability

Examples

Useful AI starts with a specific job.

Use case 01

Expose read-only inventory lookups.

Use case 02

Retrieve approved documents.

Use case 03

Offer narrow action tools with confirmation.

FAQ

Questions about MCP Integration for Websites.

The implementation details change by business, but the architecture should keep authority, permissions and source data outside the model.

What is MCP Integration for Websites?

Expose approved tools and context through MCP-compatible interfaces when an open tool protocol improves portability.

How should MCP Integration for Websites be implemented?

Open interfaces can improve interoperability, but only approved capabilities should be exposed.

What can MCP Integration for Websites support?

Depending on the business need, the integration can support MCP server planning, Tool schemas, Authentication, Read vs write tools, Approval policies, Provider interoperability.