Prerequisites
- Comput3 Network account with API access
- Data sources or tools you want to connect
- Basic understanding of JSON configuration
Quick Setup
1
Access MCP Configuration
Navigate to the MCP section in your Comput3 dashboard.
MCP configuration is available for Standard tier and above stakers.
2
Choose Integration Type
Select from pre-built integrations or create custom configurations.
- Pre-built Integrations
- Custom Integrations
Ready-to-use connectors for popular services
- GitHub repositories and issues
- Google Workspace (Drive, Docs, Sheets)
- Slack workspaces and channels
- Database connections (PostgreSQL, MySQL)
- File system access
3
Configure Authentication
Set up secure authentication for your data sources.
OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0
For services like GitHub, Google, Slack
API Keys
API Keys
For services with API key authentication
Database Credentials
Database Credentials
For direct database connections
4
Test Connection
Verify your MCP server configuration works correctly.
Successful test returns available resources and tools from your MCP server.
Configuration Examples
GitHub Repository Access
Database Integration
Slack Workspace Integration
Advanced Configuration
Custom MCP Servers
REST API Server
REST API Server
Connect to any REST API as an MCP server
File System Access
File System Access
Connect to local or network file systems
WebSocket Streams
WebSocket Streams
Real-time data streaming
Environment Variables
Secure credential management using environment variables:- Local Development
- Production Deployment
- Cloud Integration
Set up environment variables for development
Monitoring and Debugging
Connection Health
Health Checks
Automatic health monitoring for all MCP connections with alerts.
Performance Metrics
Track response times, success rates, and resource utilization.
Error Logging
Comprehensive error logging and debugging information.
Usage Analytics
Detailed analytics on MCP resource usage and optimization opportunities.
Troubleshooting
Connection Failures
Connection Failures
Common connection issues and solutionsSymptoms: MCP server not responding or timing outSolutions:
- Verify network connectivity to target services
- Check authentication credentials and permissions
- Validate JSON configuration syntax
- Review firewall and security group settings
- Test credentials independently outside MCP
Authentication Errors
Authentication Errors
Authentication and authorization problemsSymptoms: “Unauthorized” or “Forbidden” errorsSolutions:
- Verify API keys or OAuth tokens are current
- Check required scopes and permissions
- Ensure environment variables are set correctly
- Test authentication with provider’s API directly
- Review rate limiting and quota restrictions
Performance Issues
Performance Issues
Slow response times or timeoutsSymptoms: Long delays or timeout errorsSolutions:
- Optimize database queries and add indexes
- Implement caching for frequently accessed data
- Reduce result set sizes with filters
- Use connection pooling for database connections
- Configure appropriate timeout values
Best Practices
Security First
Always use least-privilege access and secure credential storage.
Performance Optimization
Implement caching, connection pooling, and result limiting for better performance.
Error Handling
Design robust error handling and fallback mechanisms for production use.
Monitoring
Set up comprehensive monitoring and alerting for all MCP connections.
Next Steps
Available Tools
Explore pre-built MCP tools and integrations.
Custom Development
Learn how to build custom MCP servers for your needs.
API Reference
Complete API documentation for MCP management.