Introduced by Anthropic, the Modular Context Protocol (MCP) is designed to facilitate the development of modular, scalable, and context-aware AI applications by enabling AI agents to effectively interact with a wide range of APIs. However, despite its promise, MCP alone doesn't fully address the challenges of integrating AI into real-world tasks, such as handling partial failures or ensuring efficient communication pathways. Prismatic presents a solution to these challenges by offering an abstraction layer that manages API connections and logic between AI agents and external apps, thereby simplifying and enhancing integration processes. This approach involves using structured flows instead of individual actions to handle complex user requests, bridging the gap between user intent and business process requirements, and making interactions more reliable and consistent. Additionally, Prismatic supports code-native integrations (CNI), allowing teams to choose between low-code and traditional software development tools, thus enhancing flexibility and adoption. The launch of an MCP server by Prismatic aims to support this integration framework further by connecting AI agents to structured flows within their platform, promising to deliver more effective and scalable AI-driven solutions for B2B SaaS teams.