MCP

Connect MCP-Compatible Client to Verity

Note

Connectivity Requirements

Our server must be reachable from your AI client over the network. Some agentic tools connect from the provider's infrastructure rather than your local machine, which means servers behind a corporate firewall, VPN, or private network may not be reachable even if they appear accessible from your desktop. If you're unable to connect, contact your IT or network team.

This configuration connects your MCP-compatible client to the Verity platform. The example below requires three values: Verity's server address, your username, and your password. Once configured, your client connects to the platform; the server authenticates the request and enforces access controls. The JSON structure may vary by client — this example shows the required fields for Verity.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Fabric-Manager": {
      "serverUrl": "https://{hostname}/mcp",
      "headers": {"Username": "{user}", "Password": "{pass}"}
    }
  }
}

MCP Terminology

Different AI tools label this configuration differently — but the setup is identical regardless. Claude Desktop and Cursor call it an MCP Server. VS Code refers to it under an MCP block. Some tools use the terms tool server, agent connector, or simply integration. If you see any of these terms in your AI software's settings, this is the configuration they're asking for.