My MCP

Access the feature

On the My tab of Quick BI AIPro, click My Extensions in the left-side navigation pane. Then, switch to the My MCP tab.

Switch between the following tabs to view MCP connectors from different sources:

• All: Displays all your connectors, including personal MCPs from My Creations and enterprise MCPs from My Installations.

• My Installations: Displays enterprise MCPs installed from the MCP Marketplace.

• My Creations: Displays the personal MCPs that you have created.

My installations

The MCP Marketplace displays general-purpose enterprise MCPs available to your account. You can install the connectors you need for your business analysis. After installation, you can perform the following actions:

My creations

Quick BI AIPro lets analysts and technical users create and manage their own personal MCPs. If you have a custom MCP for a personal workflow that is not for general use, you can add it on the My MCP page to call it directly from the new task dialog box. A personal MCP is visible only to your account and is not managed as an enterprise asset. This section explains the process.

1. Click Add MCP in the upper-right corner of the page.

2. In the Add MCP dialog box, configure the settings for the new connector.

   Parameter	Description
   ① Connector name	Enter a descriptive name for the connector that reflects its business purpose, such as "Excel Assistant" or "Intelligent Document Assistant".
   ② Connector description	Enter a description of the connector's function, business value, or usage notes.
   ③ JSON configuration	Enter the JSON configuration for the connector. Two modes are supported: SSE and Streamable HTTP. SSE: Server-Sent Events (SSE) uses a persistent HTTP connection that allows the server to push event messages to the client. This mode is suitable for scenarios that require server-pushed data, remote deployment, or shared services across multiple clients. The following is an example configuration. // SSE example: { "mcpServers": { "sse-server-example": { "url": "http://localhost:8080/sse" } } } Streamable HTTP: This mode enables bidirectional streaming communication over the standard HTTP protocol, using a unified endpoint and session mechanism without requiring a persistent server connection. It is suitable for enterprise production environments, distributed deployments, and scenarios with unstable network conditions. The following is an example configuration. // Streamable HTTP example: { "httpUrl": "https://example.com/mcp" }

3. Click create and test connection. The system then validates the configuration and tests the connection. If the test passes, the system adds the connector and enables it by default.

4. (Optional) On the My Creations tab, you can manage your personal MCP connectors with the following actions:

   Actions	Description
   ① Add to conversation	Hover over a connector card and click add to conversation to add the connector to the new task dialog box. Note Alternatively, click the icon in the toolbar of the analysis dialog box and select an enabled personal MCP from the drop-down list.
   ② View	Click view to open the Connector Details dialog box, which displays the connector's name, description, JSON configuration, and creation time.
   ③ More actions	Click the icon in the lower-right corner of a connector card and select one of the following options from the drop-down list. Select edit to modify the connector's settings in the Edit Connector dialog box. Select delete and confirm your choice to remove the connector.
   ④ Enabled status	Connectors are enabled by default upon creation. To change this status, use the toggle switch in the upper-right corner of the connector card.