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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants and platforms exchange tools, context, and data. Duvo speaks MCP in both directions:
  • Duvo as MCP server — Connect tools like Claude Desktop, Cursor, or ChatGPT directly to Duvo. Every Duvo Public API endpoint becomes an MCP tool the host can call. See Connect to the Duvo MCP server.
  • Custom MCP servers as Duvo Connections — Bring your own MCP server into Duvo and let your Assignments call its tools alongside built-in Connections like Gmail or Snowflake. See Custom MCP Connections.
If you’re not yet familiar with MCP, the official MCP documentation is a good starting point.

Which direction do you need?

You want to…Use
Drive Duvo from Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT connectors, or another hostDuvo MCP server
Let your Duvo Assignments call tools from a custom internal systemCustom MCP Connections
Build an MCP server from scratch to expose your toolsBuilding an MCP server for Duvo

Quick comparison

Duvo as MCP serverCustom MCP Connections
Who runs the serverDuvoYou
Endpointhttps://api.duvo.ai/v1/mcpA public HTTPS URL you provide
What tools it exposesEvery Duvo Public API endpointWhatever your MCP server implements
Who’s the client (host)Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT connectors, any MCP-compatible appDuvo Assignments
AuthenticationOAuth or API keyNone, API key, custom headers, or OAuth (DCR-aware)
Setup timeMinutes — paste the URL into your MCP hostMinutes once your server is deployed and reachable

How it fits with the rest of Duvo

  • The Duvo MCP server is a thin layer over the Public API. The same authentication, rate limits, and permissions apply.
  • Custom MCP Connections appear in the Duvo dashboard alongside other Connections, and Assignments use them the same way they use Gmail or Slack.
  • The Duvo CLI is the third way to drive the Public API from outside Duvo. See CLI for terminal-first workflows.