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MCP servers provide structured tools beyond Toone’s native project surface. Enable the servers a workflow needs and provide required credentials without embedding secrets in routine instructions.
MCPs and browser integrations are not available in the Mac App Store edition. Toone's built-in tools still work there.
Choose the scope
Global MCPs are available across projects on the Mac. Project-specific tools belong with the project that needs them, keeping capabilities from appearing everywhere by default.
Reuse browser integrations
Browser site maps describe repeatable interactions with a web service. Toone keeps them in one collection on your Mac, shared by all your projects, so a map that one project builds is ready for the others. Settings → MCPs lists them under Global Integrations, where you can turn a map off.
Keep access deliberate
An enabled tool expands what an agent can reach or change. Match each MCP and browser integration to a defined agent responsibility, and disable global capabilities that are no longer needed.
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