New: Building MCP servers on Tines

Tines has introduced the capability to build Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers directly on its storyboard, enhancing the integration of AI implementations with Tines' automation tools. This feature allows users to create custom AI tools and connectors using an MCP server action template, transforming Tines stories into accessible servers for AI assistants. By exposing Tines' capabilities as MCP servers, businesses can achieve more contextually aware AI implementations, thereby increasing their overall value. MCP servers in Tines can expose workflows to AI clients like Claude Desktop and create connectors to external services, even those without native MCP support. Deploying multiple servers is streamlined, and ready-to-use examples, including integrations with systems like VirusTotal and AWS, are available in Tines' library. The setup process is straightforward, with configurations provided for both local and remote MCP clients. This functionality is accessible across all Tines plans, including the Community Edition, offering an intelligent fabric that connects AI implementations with broader technology ecosystems.