AI and LLM Integration
LLM features, retrieval over your documents, AI agents and MCP servers, wired into your systems with sensible guardrails.
Learn morePeople now ask AI assistants to look things up and do things for them. If your application cannot be reached by those assistants, it gets left out. We make it reachable, with tight limits on what an assistant may see and do.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standard way for AI assistants to connect to other software and use it. We build an MCP server for your existing app or database, along with a clean REST API where one is missing. The assistant can then look up records, run approved actions and report back, using your system as the source of truth.
The work is mostly about limits. We expose a small set of narrowed tools rather than the whole database. People sign in with your business's own accounts, so the assistant sees what that person may see and no more. Access is read-only by default, and anything that changes data is switched on deliberately, one action at a time. Every call is written to an audit log, and rate limits stop runaway use.
This works with any AI model or provider, including models you host yourself. The same server can serve several assistants, so you are not tied to one. We also build the surrounding pieces when needed, such as access rules, logging and a safe path for write actions that waits for a person's approval.
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Staff paste figures into chat windows by hand. An MCP server lets the assistant fetch the right records directly.
We expose narrowed tools, not the whole database, and start read-only. Write actions are added one at a time.
Sign-in with your own business accounts means each person's assistant sees only what that person is allowed to see.
An audit log records which tool was called, by whom and when, so you can review and investigate.
We build a tidy REST API first, which also helps your mobile apps and integrations, then place the MCP server on top.
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It starts with a free consultation. You tell us which system you want assistants to reach and what you want them to do with it. We look at the data and the risks, propose the first few tools, and give you a written estimate.
We usually begin with read-only access to a small part of the data, test it with the assistants your staff already use, and review the audit log together. Write actions come later and only where you want them. You keep the code and decide where it runs.
MCP is a standard that lets an AI assistant connect to other software and use it in a controlled way, like a common plug between AI apps and your systems.
Only if you decide it should. Access is read-only by default. Any action that changes data is added deliberately, and can wait for a person to approve it.
People sign in with your business's own accounts, and the server applies the same access rules to the assistant that apply to that person.
MCP is an open standard, so it can serve any AI app that supports it, and we also provide a REST API for tools that do not. We test with the apps you use.
Yes. cMCP is our own product, and it connects to AI apps over MCP and REST.
We do not publish prices. After a free consultation we give you a written estimate, so you know the scope before you commit.
LLM features, retrieval over your documents, AI agents and MCP servers, wired into your systems with sensible guardrails.
Learn morePayment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, accounting, messaging and broker or market-data APIs connected reliably.
Learn moreWe run open AI models on a dedicated server, yours or one we arrange, with a private API for your applications, so sensitive data does not go to an outside provider.
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