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Tools & Integrations (MCP)

Agents that act on your real systems — CRMs, ERPs, databases, internal APIs — over MCP, not glue scripts.

The problem

An agent is only as useful as the systems it can reach. The slow, brittle part of most builds is the integration layer: bespoke wrappers around each API, auth handled ad hoc, and no consistent way to add the next system.

Glue code like that is hard to test, hard to secure, and rewritten every time the agent framework changes.

What we build

  • MCP servers for your systems of record — CRM, ERP, ticketing, data warehouse, internal APIs.
  • Scoped credentials and per-tool permissions, so an agent can only do what it should.
  • Input and output validation at the tool boundary.
  • A consistent pattern for adding the next integration without touching agent code.
  • Contract tests for each tool, so an upstream change fails loudly.

How it works

  1. Inventory the systems the agent needs and the operations it needs on each.
  2. Build or adopt an MCP server per system, with least-privilege auth.
  3. Test each tool against a sandbox or replica.
  4. Register the tools with the runtime; agent code stays unchanged as you add more.

What you get

  • MCP servers for the in-scope systems.
  • Auth and permission model per tool.
  • Contract test suite and docs for adding new integrations.

Run it your way

Every build ships one of two ways. Most engagements start managed and move in-house once the team is ready — some stay managed for good.

Self-hosted

Runs in your own cloud account — AWS, GCP, or Azure. Your keys, your data boundary, your network. We provision it as infrastructure as code, configure it, and hand over the repository and runbooks. Your team operates it; we’re on call if you want us to be.

Managed by TaskBreaker

We run it in our infrastructure. You get an endpoint and an SLA. We own upgrades, patching, monitoring, spend caps, and on-call. It’s the fastest path to production and the least for your team to carry.

how we build
  • Model Context Protocol as the single integration boundary — portable across OpenClaw, the Claude Agent SDK, and custom runtimes.
  • Existing MCP servers where they're solid; custom ones for your internal systems.
  • Secrets in a managed vault (AWS Secrets Manager, GCP Secret Manager, HashiCorp Vault, …), never in agent prompts or code.
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