MCP Integrations
Let One query your data while you chat. MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI ask your tools for what it needs, when it needs it — ask in plain language, get answers from your systems.
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants securely connect to external data sources. Instead of copying data into prompts, MCP lets AI query your tools directly — databases, search engines, web pages, and more.
AI fetches data only when needed for your question
Your credentials stay protected, permissions enforced
Ask in plain English, get structured answers
You: What did we invoice last month?
AI: [Querying your Stripe connection...]
AI: Here is last month by status, from Stripe:
• Paid, open and overdue invoices, with totals
• The customers behind the overdue ones
Ready-made MCP sources
Connect one of these in Commander Connections and One can query it in AI Chat. Each reads through your own connection, so One sees only the account you connected.
Stripe
Ask One about customers, invoices and revenue from your Stripe connection.
HubSpot
Ask One about contacts and deals from your HubSpot connection.
Google Search Console
Ask One how your site performs in search, from your Search Console connection.
Google Analytics 4
Ask One for a Google Analytics 4 report, from your GA4 connection.
Your own MCP server
Add any MCP server by URL and One can use its tools in AI Chat.
Bring Your Own MCP (BYOM)
Need a tool that isn't listed? Add any MCP server by URL — one from the community, or one you build for your own system.
Community Servers
Browse hundreds of community-built MCP servers for popular tools like Linear and Notion.
Browse serversBuild Custom
Create your own MCP server for proprietary systems. The MCP SDK makes it straightforward to expose any API to AI.
Read the docsSecure Connection
Commander tests the server and shows you the tools it discovers before you save. You choose which servers One can reach, and can switch one off at any time.
Learn about securityHow to Add a Custom MCP Server
Open Connections in Commander and add an MCP Server
Enter the server URL
Configure any required authentication or API keys
Test the connection, review the discovered tools, save — then ask One
MCP vs Webhooks: When to Use Each
MCP Integrations
Best for AI-powered queries and on-demand data access
- Ask questions in natural language
- Data stays in source system
- AI fetches exactly what's needed
- Great for: Research, analysis, lookups
Webhook Integrations
Best for syncing data into Waymaker Tables
- Automatic data sync when events happen
- Data stored in Waymaker Tables
- Works with Sheets, Forms, Taskboards
- Great for: Workflows, automation, reporting
Ready to give AI access to your data?
Start with a ready-made source or bring your own. Your data, your control.
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