MCP management

Prerequisites

• Subscription: Your organization has purchased the Quick BI AIPro edition.

• Permissions: Only an administrator (a user with AIPro centralized management permissions) can access the Management Center to add and manage MCP connectors. For details on configuring permissions, see user permissions.

Access the feature

Go to the Quick BI AIPro Management Center and click MCP management in the left-side navigation pane.

Add an MCP connector

1. On the MCP management page, click the Add Connector button in the upper-right corner.

2. In the Add Connector dialog box, configure the new connector.

   Parameter	Description
   ① Connector name	Enter a name to identify the connector. You can use a name that reflects its business purpose, such as "Excel Assistant" or "Document Intelligence Helper".
   ③ JSON configuration	Enter the JSON configuration for the connector. Two communication modes are supported: STDIO and SSE. STDIO: The client and server communicate directly through standard input and output streams without using a network port. This mode is suitable for local development, debugging, and single-machine deployments. Supported startup commands include npx and uvx. The following code provides an example configuration: // stdio example: { "mcpServers": { "stdio-server-example": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "mcp-server-example"] } } } Note When you add a connector that uses npx to start, the system performs a pre-check and displays a message: "This connector uses npx, which may increase the startup time for future sessions." This message does not affect the process of adding the connector. SSE: Server-Sent Events (SSE) allows a server to push event messages to a client over a single, long-lived HTTP connection. This mode is ideal for scenarios that require server-pushed data, remote deployments, or services shared by multiple clients. The following code provides an example configuration: // SSE example: { "mcpServers": { "sse-server-example": { "url": "http://localhost:8080/sse" } } }
   ② Connector description	Enter a description for the connector, such as its function, business purpose, or usage notes.

3. Click Test Connection. The system validates the configuration and tests connectivity. After the test passes, click Create to save the connector. Saving a connector enables it by default and publishes it to organization members according to its visibility scope.

   If the connector you are adding requires user-level OAuth authorization, the system detects this and displays a notification in the configuration dialog box. Users can then complete the authorization when they install the connector.

   

   Note

   • Users must grant OAuth authorization themselves. An administrator cannot grant it on their behalf.

   • Users cannot select the connector in the new task dialog box until they complete the authorization.

   • After you save the connector, the system publishes it to the MCP Marketplace. Organization members can grant personal authorization and install the connector by clicking Authorize and Install in the MCP Marketplace. For detailed instructions, see MCP Marketplace.

4. When creating a new analysis task, organization members can select an MCP connector in the task dialog box as needed.

Manage MCP connectors

The MCP management page lists all connectors added to your organization, along with their description, visibility scope, creator, and status.