MCP Link
by AuraFriday
MCP Link is a framework that enables AI agents to interact with the real world through a controlled and safe toolchain. It allows AI models to discover and use tools via a browser extension and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
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What is MCP Link?
MCP Link is a complete framework that allows AI agents to discover and use tools via an extension in your browser. It includes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that safely executes local or remote tools, and a modular recipe + plugin system for AI integration, monetization, and control.
How to use MCP Link?
- Install the MCP Link browser extension. 2. Visit a supported AI site like ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. 3. Let the AI suggest tools; the extension handles the rest. Optionally, set up the MCP server for advanced local tool use.
Key features of MCP Link
Allows AI agents to discover and use tools
Flexible Model Context Protocol (MCP) server
Modular recipe + plugin system
User-controlled tool access and security
Supports both remote and local tools
Use cases of MCP Link
Letting ChatGPT rename a folder
Having Gemini book a hotel
Asking Claude to run semantic SQL queries
Enabling AI agents to perform real-world actions safely
FAQ from MCP Link
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a simple runtime system that allows AI agents to discover and use tools.
How does MCP Link ensure security?
How does MCP Link ensure security?
MCP Link allows users to approve tools, control tool usage, and sandbox tools via Docker.
What types of tools can be called?
What types of tools can be called?
MCP Link enables AI agents to call both remote tools (hosted online) and local tools (run securely on your own machine or LAN).
Do I need to install a local server to use MCP Link?
Do I need to install a local server to use MCP Link?
No, remote tools work immediately without any setup. A local MCP Server is optional for richer offline or private workflows.
How do I contribute new recipes or tools?
How do I contribute new recipes or tools?
You can submit public PRs to add new website integration recipes under remote/recipes/ or new server tools for inclusion and review under server/tools/.