IVY MCP

Package your own tools into an MCP provider that other apps can call. Group the IvyNodes and tools you've built into one bundle — the thing IVY MCP Server later serves so tools like Claude Desktop can use them.

What you can do

• Generate a provider from a prompt — describe the set of tools you want to expose.
• Open it on a canvas and edit which tools it includes.
• Check that the tools in the bundle are consistent before you serve it.

Getting started

• Author your tools first as IvyNodes (see IVY Node).
• To serve the bundle as a live MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, open it in IVY MCP Server (desktop app).
• Generating a provider needs a configured language model.