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title: MCP Servers
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description: Add MCP servers to give agents extra tools.
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# MCP Servers
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An MCP server gives your agents extra tools — things like searching a database, calling an API, or reading a service you use. Add them in **Settings → MCP**.
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## Add a server
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1. Open **Settings → MCP**.
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2. Add a server and choose its type:
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- **local** — OpenChamber runs a command on your machine. You give it the command to run and, if needed, environment variables.
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- **remote** — OpenChamber connects to a URL someone else hosts. You give it the URL and any headers it needs (for example an auth token).
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3. Save. The server is on by default; you can turn it off without deleting it.
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## Where it applies
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Pick the scope when you add a server:
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- **personal** — available in every project
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- **project** — available only in the current project, and saved alongside the project's other settings
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Server names use lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores.
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## Related
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- [Providers, Models & Agents](/providers/) — connect a model first
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- [Skills](/skills/) — another way to extend what agents can do
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