Guides
Step-by-step guides for the AI Control Plane, from setting up hosted MCP servers to governing the agents that use them with enterprise identity.
Build and host tools
3Build the tools behind an MCP server and host them on the platform, from an OAuth-protected API through to a server agents can call.
Build MCP servers with external OAuth
Build OAuth-protected MCP servers with external authentication providers like FusionAuth
Learn moreGovern a third-party MCP server
Put a governed endpoint in front of an MCP server someone else runs, so access control, audit, and upstream credentials apply without changing the upstream.
Learn moreMulti-tenant MCP
Install one governed MCP server per tenant, so each organization, workspace, or region keeps its own credentials, slug, and audit trail.
Learn moreDeployment guides
1Governance
2Govern agents once they're connected: identity-backed sessions, per-tool authorization, and audit for every allow-or-deny decision.
Govern agent actions with enterprise identity
Connect an identity provider, scope which MCP servers each role can reach, restrict tool calls by disposition, and audit every allow-or-deny decision.
Learn moreShadow MCP allow and block lists
Choose a posture for shadow MCP enforcement, build the policy's server list, layer per-server decisions on top, and roll out blocking safely.
Learn moreMCP setup guides
21Many hosted MCP servers need something configured in the provider's own console first: an OAuth app, a service account, or an API key. Each guide takes you from that console to a working server in your Speakeasy project.
Asana
Connect an Asana workspace so users can access and manage their permitted Asana work through the hosted Asana MCP server.
Learn moreAtlassian Rovo
Connect Atlassian Rovo so users can access their permitted Jira, Confluence, and Compass work through the hosted MCP server.
Learn moreBox
Connect the Speakeasy AI Control Plane to Box's hosted MCP server with credentials created by a Box Admin or Co-Admin.
Learn moreGitHub
Connect GitHub so users can work with repositories and other resources their GitHub account is permitted to access through GitHub's hosted MCP server.
Learn moreGmail
Connect the Gmail remote MCP server with a Google Cloud OAuth client.
Learn moreGoogle BigQuery
Query and manage BigQuery data through Google's hosted BigQuery MCP server.
Learn moreGoogle Calendar
Connect Google Calendar through Google's hosted Calendar MCP server with a Google Cloud OAuth client.
Learn moreGoogle Compute Engine
Manage Compute Engine VM instances, disks, instance groups, snapshots, and images through Google's hosted Compute Engine MCP server.
Learn moreGoogle Docs
Read and update Google Docs through Google's hosted Docs MCP server.
Learn moreGoogle Drive
Connect Google's hosted Drive MCP server to read and create files under each user's existing Drive permissions.
Learn moreGoogle People
Connect Google profile, contacts, and directory data through Google's hosted People API MCP server.
Learn moreGoogle Sheets
Connect Google Sheets data through Google's hosted Sheets MCP server.
Learn moreGoogle Slides
Connect Google Slides data through Google's hosted Slides MCP server.
Learn moreHubSpot
Connect HubSpot's hosted MCP server using an MCP auth app and OAuth.
Learn moreIntercom
Connect a US- or EU-hosted Intercom workspace through Intercom's hosted MCP server using a manually registered OAuth app.
Learn moreNetSuite
Connect the account-specific NetSuite AI Connector Service with MCP Standard Tools and a scoped public OAuth client.
Learn moreSalesforce
Connect to Salesforce records through hosted SObject MCP servers with selectable read, write, and delete boundaries.
Learn moreSnowflake
Connect the Speakeasy AI Control Plane to a Snowflake-managed MCP server that exposes an existing Cortex Agent.
Learn moreX
Connect the hosted X MCP server for read-only public-data access using an app-only Bearer Token.
Learn moreX Docs
Connect X's public documentation MCP server for searching and reading X API documentation.
Learn moreZapier
Connect Zapier so agents can discover and run actions in your connected apps.
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