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guMCP servers are pre-built, managed MCP integrations for popular tools and services. They’re maintained by Gumloop and ready to use out of the box, no code or deployment required.
guMCP servers list showing available integrations

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Browsing servers

The guMCP page shows a searchable table of all available integrations. Each server lists its name and category (e.g., CRM, Analytics, Development, Communication). New servers are added regularly. Some servers have credential requirements:
  • Required credentials: Secrets the user must provide to authenticate (e.g., API key)
  • Optional credentials: Additional credentials that unlock extra functionality

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Server detail

Click any guMCP server to see its detail page with 3 tabs: Overview, Activity, and Tools & Access.
guMCP servers don’t have Deployments or Settings tabs since they’re fully managed by Gumloop. You only configure tool-level access for your organization.

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Overview

guMCP server detail overview
The overview shows 4 stat cards (7-day data): Total Calls, Unique Users, Error Rate, and Avg Latency, followed by the 10 most recent tool calls with expandable rows for input/output details.

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Activity

guMCP server activity tab
Server-scoped activity log with histogram (stacked by status), full tool call table with expandable rows, filters (Status, Tool, User, Date Range), and CSV export. Same interface as the global Activity page.

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Tools & Access

Control which permission groups can use which tools on this server.
Tools and access permission matrix
The matrix shows tools as rows with type badges (W = Write, D = Delete, R = Read), permission groups as columns, and checkboxes for toggling access. The header summarizes “X groups, Y users, Z tools”.
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Navigate to the server

Find the guMCP server in the list and click to open its detail page.
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Go to Tools & Access

Click the Tools & Access tab to see the permission matrix.
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Toggle access and save

Click checkboxes to enable or disable tool access per group. A floating action bar appears with Save Changes and Discard Changes. Click Save to apply.
Changes to tool access take effect immediately after saving. New calls from a revoked group will be denied and logged as “Permission Denied” in the Activity dashboard.

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guMCP vs Internal servers

guMCP servers are the fastest way to get started. If you need a custom integration that isn’t available, build your own internal server.

Internal Servers

Build your own custom MCP servers

Permission Groups

Create groups to manage tool access

Activity

Monitor tool usage across all servers

Using in Gumloop

Connect servers to Gumloop workflows