MCP Development

Give your AI access to the tools your team uses

MCP development is building Model Context Protocol servers that give AI assistants safe, typed access to your internal systems. We build and operate them, run by the same pod that ships your product.

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MCP Development, a product built by CodeMagic
0+MCP servers in production
0%Typed tool contracts
0msMedian tool latency
0Auth patterns supported
What we build

Everything this capability ships

Senior-owned, AI-accelerated, and wired into your stack. Not a deck of recommendations.

MCP server development

Custom servers that expose your internal APIs, databases, and knowledge to LLM assistants through typed, auditable tools.

Tool integrations

Every tool is strongly typed, versioned, and testable. Agents get reliable contracts, not screen-scraped guesses.

Context management

Scoped context delivery, retrieval, and caching. The assistant gets what it needs, not the whole database.

Authentication and authorisation

OAuth, service accounts, per-user scopes. Your access controls extend into the assistant automatically.

Multi-client support

Claude Desktop, Cursor, in-house clients, mobile assistants. One server, many consumers, consistent behaviour.

Observability

Every tool call logged with inputs, outputs, timings, and caller identity. Debug with evidence, not guesses.

Vector Labs · Internal tooling: An MCP layer that made internal tools safe for AI assistants
Case study · MCP

An MCP layer that made internal tools safe for AI assistants

Vector Labs · Internal tooling

We built Model Context Protocol servers that expose their internal systems to Claude and other assistants, with scoped permissions, context management, and full audit logging, so the whole company can query and act through one safe interface instead of a dozen brittle scripts.

9
systems exposed
100%
scoped, audited access
5 wks
to ship
MCPClaudeContext mgmtAudit logging
How we engage

From first call to production

01Week 1

Tool surface design

Audit your internal systems. Decide which capabilities the assistant gets, and which stay off-limits.

02Week 1 to 2

Schema and contracts

Define typed tool schemas with clear input and output contracts. Agents call tools against a real interface, not prose.

03Week 2 to 4

Server build

Implement, test, and benchmark. Every tool has fixtures, every server has a load profile.

04Week 3 to 4

Security review

Threat model, auth flows, rate limits, audit logs. Ship with the pieces security teams want before they ask.

05Week 4 to 5

Deploy and integrate

Host in your cloud, wire up Claude or your assistant of choice, validate with real traffic.

Where it fits

What it actually solves

Internal knowledge access

Let assistants answer from your docs, wiki, tickets, and runbooks without shipping your knowledge to third parties.

CRM and operations

Expose customer data, pipeline actions, and ops tooling as typed MCP tools your team already trusts.

Developer tooling

Code search, deploy triggers, incident commands. Engineering assistants wired into your real environment.

Data analysis

Natural language queries against your warehouse and dashboards with scoped access and traceable queries.

Stack

Tools we reach for

Protocols

  • MCP
  • OpenAPI
  • JSON-RPC
  • OAuth 2.0
  • OIDC

Runtimes

  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • Go
  • Node
  • Bun

Hosting

  • Cloudflare Workers
  • AWS Lambda
  • Fly.io
  • Railway
  • Fargate

Clients

  • Claude Desktop
  • Cursor
  • Raycast
  • Custom web clients
FAQ

Questions, answered

An open standard for giving AI assistants typed, safe access to tools and data. Think of it as the API layer for AI.

It started with Claude but the ecosystem is broadening. We also build compatible OpenAPI and function-calling surfaces for other assistants.

Scoped tools, per-user auth, redaction at the server edge, and retrieval patterns that surface only what the task needs.

Yes. Many first-gen integrations work but are hard to maintain. MCP gives you typed contracts, versioning, and auth in one place.

Same pod that built it. MCP servers are long-lived infrastructure and need engineers who understand both your business and the protocol.

Let’s build it together.

One senior team, one flat monthly subscription, no lock-in. Book a call and we’ll map the fastest path to shipped.