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title: '`MCP` server'
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  An **`MCP` server** is the interface a software product exposes so that AI
  agents can connect to and work with that product — in this material, the
  mechanism behind rebuilding design workflows around agents and MCP.
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# \`MCP\` server

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Parent: [Channel index](https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/llms.txt)

## Definition

An **`MCP` server** is the interface a software product exposes so that AI agents can connect to and work with that product — in this material, the mechanism behind rebuilding design workflows around agents and MCP. [^9accf9e7@0]

In this channel's captured material, an **`MCP` server** appears in the context of how *SaaS products connect to AI agents*. The discussion of the **SaaS apocalypse** narrative and Figma's approach argues that the way forward is **rebuilding design workflows around agents and MCP** — meaning products expose themselves to agents through an MCP server rather than being replaced outright by them. [^9accf9e7@0]The framing here is contrarian: instead of software being wiped out by agents, the product's MCP server becomes the **interface through which agents do useful work inside it**. The real bottleneck is not generation but **review** — and an MCP server is what keeps that review happening inside the product a team already trusts. [^9accf9e7@0]