Stop guessing which integrations your agent needs. Describe what your AI agent should do and get a precise, minimal list of MCP servers — with credential requirements, tier compatibility, and a setup checklist. Cuts agent configuration time from hours to minutes. ## What's included - **Natural-language agent description input** — "I want an agent that schedules my Calendly, posts to Slack, and reads my Gmail" - **Precise MCP server recommendations** — minimal set (no over-provisioning), with version compatibility notes - **Credential requirements per server** — what vault keys you need + how to acquire them - **Tier compatibility check** — flags MCPs that won't run on ClawLite / picoclaw / nanoclaw (need bigger env) - **Setup checklist** in dependency order — what to install first, what to test before adding the next - **Catalog browser** — searchable list of every known MCP server with categorization - **Conflict detection** — flags MCPs that don't play well together (port conflicts, auth method clashes) ## Limitations - **Catalog is curated** — covers ~150 well-known MCPs; long-tail community MCPs may not be listed - **Doesn't install the MCPs for you** — gives you the install commands + checklist; you run them - **Tier compatibility is heuristic** — based on observed memory + CPU usage patterns; edge cases need testing - **Credential acquisition is on you** — agent tells you you need an OpenAI key; you go get one - **Doesn't write the agent's system prompt** — only handles the MCP layer; agent design is separate work ## Best fit Builders configuring 3+ AI agents who keep over-provisioning MCP servers ("just add them all to be safe") and watching boot time + memory bloat. Especially valuable for ClawHQ users targeting small environment tiers (ClawLite, picoclaw) where every MCP matters.
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