Technical Standards
MCP
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT access external systems. LoyJoy provides an MCP server for analytics, knowledge sources, and process data.
Also known as: Model Context Protocol
What MCP solves
AI assistants typically run in isolation: no access to existing systems, no current data. MCP defines a protocol through which assistants discover tools, call them, and receive results, vendor-neutral and based on standard IO streams.
What MCP is used for
- Analysts query KPIs directly from Claude Desktop
- Engineers expose internal APIs to AI assistants via MCP
- Teams integrate knowledge sources without a separate export
MCP at LoyJoy
LoyJoy is MCP-first: analytics, knowledge sources, and process data are available directly inside Claude, ChatGPT, or other MCP-capable clients. Access follows the existing roles and permissions model.