Built on the
Model Context Protocol
Spojit speaks MCP natively. Connect a server and its tools are auto-discovered, with schemas and auth attached, ready for your agents to call. Bring a vendor-hosted MCP server or build your own, and every tool works the same way.
shopify41 toolsgithub26 toolstavily3 toolsshopify.create_ordervia MCP{
"line_items": [{ "sku": "TS-001", "qty": 2 }]
}Connect, discover, call
Connect a server
Add an MCP server, whether it is one Spojit ships, a vendor-hosted one, or your own. One connection, no per-tool wiring.
Tools are auto-discovered
Spojit reads the server and registers every tool it exposes, with the input and output schemas it advertises.
Agents call them
Each tool is immediately available to your agents, with auth handled and the schema attached so calls are valid.
The standard interface for tools
MCP-native
Tools are wired through the Model Context Protocol, the emerging standard for connecting models to real systems.
Auto-discovery
Connect a server and its tools register themselves. No hand-maintained list of endpoints to keep in sync.
500+ tools, 50+ connectors
A broad catalog ships ready to use, every one of them exposed to agents through the same protocol.
Bring remote servers
Point Spojit at a vendor-hosted MCP server, like GitHub or Tavily, and its tools join the same toolset.
Build your own
Wrap an internal system as an MCP server and your agents can call it exactly like any built-in connector.
Schemas and auth handled
Input schemas, output shapes, and credentials are managed for you, so a tool call is correct and secure by default.
One protocol, every tool
Vendor MCP servers
Adopt the MCP servers other vendors publish and use their tools without writing a custom integration.
Internal MCP servers
Expose your own services over MCP once, then reuse them across every workflow and agent.
A standard tool interface
Every tool, built-in or remote, looks the same to an agent, so there is one way to call anything.
Future-proof integrations
As the MCP ecosystem grows, new servers and tools plug straight into your workflows.
MCP vs bespoke glue
A shared protocol beats a pile of one-off integrations that each break in their own way.
MCP gives you
- One interface for every tool, built-in or third-party
- New servers and tools that plug in without custom code
- Schemas and auth handled the same way across the board
Bespoke glue means
- A different custom integration for every single tool
- Each one breaks and is maintained in its own way
- Adding a tool is a project, not a connection
Tool calling, the standard way
Start free and give your agents a catalog of MCP tools to call. No card needed.