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Using Xome

MCP servers.

Point Xome at any Model Context Protocol server and its tools become available in chat.

Adding a server

Go to Connections → MCP servers → Add server. Enter the server's URL (an HTTP JSON-RPC endpoint) and, if it needs one, a bearer token. Xome initializes the connection, discovers the tool list, and shows the tools it found.

  • Tools are namespaced mcp_<server>_<tool> to avoid collisions.
  • Every MCP tool call always asks for approval, remote tools never run silently.
  • Use the Test button anytime to re-check a server; the row shows a Connected / Failed badge with the error if any.
  • The bearer token is stored in your browser and attached per-request via the stateless proxy.

What works

Any server speaking MCP over HTTP. Local servers work too, run one on your machine and point Xome at http://localhost:<port> while developing.

Example, a public MCP endpoint
Name    my-tools
URL     https://my-tools.example.com/mcp
Token   (optional bearer token)
Treat MCP servers like browser extensions: only add servers you trust. Their tool descriptions are injected into the model's context, and their tools act on your behalf (behind the approval gate).