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What can you do with Knit MCP?

  • Build a custom MCP server — Ask your assistant to guide you through selecting tools from supported SaaS apps and packaging them into a new server.
  • Deploy for your preferred client — Get step-by-step setup instructions for Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or a custom client you're building.
  • Retrieve server credentials — Have your assistant explain how to obtain the server URL and MCP token needed to connect your AI tools.
  • Manage account access — Ask how to log in or create an account using Google, Microsoft, or email to start using the platform.

Documentation

Getting Started with Knit MCP Hub for AI Agents

This document provides a comprehensive overview of setting up and operating SaaS MCP servers managed by Knit. The process involves logging into the platform, creating a server, and selecting the necessary tools and applications to facilitate your workflow.

Step 1

Begin by visiting https://mcphub.getknit.dev. Log in using your Google or Microsoft account, or create an account using your email address. This will allow you to access the platform's features.


Step 2

After logging into your account, you will be guided through the process of creating a new server.

Step 3
To create a new MCP server, first select the tools that you'd like to package in the mcp server. These could be from one or more applications. You can find the list of all the supported applications here - All MCP Servers

Step 4

After making a selection, assign a name to your server give it a description and then continue to select how you'd like to deploy it

Step 5

Depending on the client you wish to use, you can choose from options such as Claude, Cursor, Windsurf or chose to implement if with a custom client you are building. The platform will guide you through the setup flow.

Step 6
Upon completion, you will receive a server URL and an MCP server token. These credentials are essential for accessing your server. If you plan to develop custom clients, select the custom client option and follow the corresponding instructions.

All Done

You have now successfully set up your Knit-MCP server. For any questions reach out to us on mcp-support@getknit.dev