MCP Hub: 92 Tools to Build & Operate Your Bots
Rylvo speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol) — the open standard that lets AI assistants use tools. That means an assistant like Claude can connect directly to your Rylvo workspace and build, configure, and operate it for you, conversationally, instead of you clicking through screens. This release more than doubles what's possible: the tool surface grew from 33 to 92 tools.
The problem this solves
Setting up a serious AI workspace is a lot of clicks: create bots, write prompts, wire up knowledge bases, define guardrails, connect channels, schedule automations. Doing all of that by hand is slow, and it's hard to keep configuration consistent as your setup grows. You wanted to describe what you need and have it built — not navigate menus.
How it works
- 92 tools across the whole platform. Coverage now spans bots, prompts, knowledge bases, guardrails, skills, channels, automation, and more — so almost anything you can do in the dashboard, an assistant can do for you.
- Build by conversation. Ask an assistant to "create a support bot with these prompts and this knowledge base," and it assembles the resources for you.
- Connect your own servers. Add remote MCP servers over standard HTTP and SSE transports, with OAuth for secure access.
- Consistent and safe. Every change made through a tool runs through Rylvo's validated path, so configuration stays correct and consistent no matter how it was created.
What this means for you
Your workspace becomes programmable through plain language. Power users and agencies can stand up entire bot configurations in minutes, keep multiple workspaces in sync, and let assistants handle the repetitive setup work — while you stay in control of what gets created.
Getting started
- Open the MCP Hub to see available tools and connect servers.
- Connect your assistant to Rylvo over MCP.
- Describe what you want built — and watch it appear in your workspace.
A bigger toolbelt for both your bots and the assistants that help you run them.