Can we add our own MCP server or internal tool?
Yes. An organization admin registers a remote MCP server as a connector, users authorize it with OAuth, and its tools are discovered live.
Register the server's base URL and OAuth details as a connector, publish it to the organization, and its tools appear to agents that are granted it. Each person authorizes their own account, so the tool acts with that person's permissions. This is how Context adds systems outside the standard catalog, including tools you host yourself.
Written for developers, it and security. Last reviewed 2026-09-15.
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