From your systems to a working server.
Four steps, run by me, typically over a few weeks rather than a few months. You own the server and the code at the end of it — there's no platform to stay subscribed to.
Scope
We work out which systems matter and what you actually want an agent to do with them. Most stacks have two or three integrations worth building and a dozen that aren't.
Build
I build the server against your real systems — the tools an agent can call, the shape of what comes back, and the error cases that matter when a model is the caller.
Scope its reach
An MCP server is a boundary, not a firehose. It reaches only what you authorise, with your own auth in front of it, and it runs wherever you want it to run.
Hand over
You get the code, the deploy setup, and documentation on extending it. If you'd rather I stayed on for changes, that's a separate arrangement — not a lock-in.