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Visit the MCP Hub at mcphub.getknit.dev and log in using Google, Microsoft, or your email.
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Knit MCP is Knit’s remote MCP server offering that allows you to create and package your own mcp servers that you can plug into your AI assistants to directly execute real-world tasks like:
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Knit MCP is a remote MCP server offering from Knit that lets AI agents like Claude, GPT, or Cursor connect to 200+ SaaS apps—including HRIS, CRM, ATS, Payroll, Accounting, Ticketing, and Calendar tools. It provides a real-time, secure bridge between agents and business-critical data, with end-user scoped permissions.
Sign in to the MCP Hub at mcphub.getknit.dev, create a new MCP server by selecting which apps to include, configure a name and description, then deploy. After deployment, copy the MCP endpoint URL (e.g., https://mcp.getknit.dev/<your-server-id>/sse) and the server token. Connect your AI client using a JSON config with the url and Authorization header, or via CLI with mcp-remote --url <url> --header "Authorization: Bearer <token>".
Visit the MCP Hub at mcphub.getknit.dev and log in using Google, Microsoft, or your email.
After deploying a server in the MCP Hub, you receive an MCP endpoint URL (e.g., `https://mcp.getknit.dev/<your-server-id>/sse`) and a server token for authentication.
Use a JSON configuration with the `url` and an `Authorization` header (or `X-Knit-Token` header) containing your server token. Alternatively, run the CLI command `mcp-remote` with the URL and header.
Reach out via email at mcp-support@getknit.dev for support with setup and usage.
The full list of supported apps is available at https://www.getknit.dev/mcp-servers.

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