LLMs produce text by default, but they’re evolving to be able to use tools too. Say you want to ask Claude what meetings you have tomorrow, it can happen if you give it access to your calendar.These tools live in an MCP Server that has a URL. You provide your LLM (or MCP Client) with this URL so it can access your tools.There are many MCP clients you can use for this purpose, and the most popular ones today are Claude Desktop, Cursor and Windsurf.Official docs:https://modelcontextprotocol.io/introduction
To use MCPs on Activepieces, we’ll let you connect any of our open source MCP tools, and give you an MCP Server URL. Then, you’ll configure your LLM to work with it.
You need to run Activepieces. It can run on our cloud or you can self-host it in your machine or infrastructure.Both options are for free, and all our MCP tools are open source.