MCP server builds · you own the code

Your AI agents can't see your data. I connect them.

A Model Context Protocol server is the bridge between your systems and Claude, ChatGPT, or the agents you run in-house. I've spent close to a decade building exactly this kind of integration — now I build them for your stack.

Your AI agentClaude · ChatGPT · in-housetools it can callMCP serverreaches only what you authoriseCRMWarehouseInternal APIyour systems, unchanged
$0platform fees after handover
100%of the code is yours
Weeksnot months to a working server

What you actually get

One server, scoped to your systems, that you own outright.

A server built for your stack

Your CRM, warehouse, or internal API exposed to an AI agent as tools it can call — with you deciding exactly what it's allowed to reach, and nothing more.

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Built by someone who does this

Close to a decade as a sales engineer, building integration proofs that had to run against customers' real systems. An MCP server is that same job with a new consumer: an agent instead of a buyer.

Cut first, then connect

Wiring up four tools that do one job just makes the sprawl expensive to maintain. If you haven't consolidated yet, start with a free spend diagnosis — then come back.

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Got a system your agents should be able to reach?

Tell me what's in your stack and what you want an agent to do with it. If it's a fit, I'll come back with scope and a fee. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too.

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