Introducing MCP toolboxes
MCP toolboxes are now available in Make. Toolboxes are dedicated Make MCP servers that connect AI systems, such as Claude and ChatGPT, to specific sets of scenarios used as tools.
With easy tool selection and configuration and the option to generate multiple keys per toolbox, they're ideal when you need to control which tools AI can access and securely share different tool sets with team members and clients.
To use MCP toolboxes, go to MCP Toolboxes in the left sidebar and click Create toolbox.
Why use MCP with Make?
When connected using MCP, Make and AI build on each other's strengths: Make gives AI access to its large network of connections to third-party services and data, while AI intelligently chooses the right Make resource for each task.
Benefits of Make MCP server:
- Use one MCP server to access a wide range of tools instead of multiple servers
- Gain visibility into the tools that AI uses, with all tool runs visible in Make
- Use tools that you built in Make to help AI perform specific tasks, so you control the tools used and support reliable and cost-effective AI decision-making
Key features
MCP toolboxes offer the following capabilities:
- Selective tool access: In each toolbox, choose which tools (scenarios) are available to AI, so you have granular control over what it can do and see in Make.
- Toolbox sharing with keys: Create multiple authorization keys per toolbox to easily and safely share tools with others.
- Tool configuration: Customize labels, descriptions, and annotations to help AI understand and use each tool efficiently.
- Unique URLs per toolbox: Each toolbox gets its own server URL for secure connections.
Get started
To learn more about MCP toolboxes, refer to these resources:
- Introduction to MCP for an overview of MCP at Make
- MCP toolboxes for managing toolboxes and connecting them to AI systems
MCP toolboxes are available to all plans.