> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gidr.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # MCP Server > View available AI Flows and MCP Tools. The **MCP Server** exposes AI Flows as callable tools that can be consumed by AI agents and external systems using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides a standardized interface for discovering, invoking, and governing executable capabilities across a team. An **MCP Tool** represents a published AI Flow that has been enabled for external or agent-based invocation. MCP tools expose defined inputs, outputs, and execution behavior, allowing agents and systems to reliably execute workflows, retrieve data, and perform actions. ## Overview All AI Flows created across all GIDRs in a team are listed on the MCP Server page. Any AI Flow can be enabled or disabled as an MCP Tool. * When an AI Flow is enabled as an MCP Tool, it becomes callable through the MCP Server. * When disabled, the flow remains available internally but cannot be invoked through MCP. * This allows teams to safely control which capabilities are exposed for integration and automation. Once one or more tools are enabled, the **MCP Server URL** becomes available. This endpoint can be copied and used by: * **External MCP clients** integrating with GIDR to invoke tools programmatically * **ReAct agents within GIDR’s Agentic AI Studio** to dynamically discover and call tools during reasoning and execution This creates a unified tool interface for both internal agent orchestration and external system integration. MCP Server Overview