How do I connect my AI agent to multiple MCP servers (Notion, PostHog)?

Connecting to multiple MCP servers like Notion, PostHog allows your AI agent to leverage capabilities from each service simultaneously. You can configure each server connection independently in your MCP client, and your AI agent will be able to use tools from all connected servers in a single conversation. Klavis AI simplifies this process with centralized connection management.

What are the benefits of using Notion and PostHog together?

Using Notion and PostHog together creates powerful synergies for your AI workflows. Each service brings unique capabilities that complement each other, enabling more comprehensive automation and data processing across multiple platforms.

Do I need authentication to use these MCP servers?

Authentication requirements depend on the specific MCP server and the operations you want to perform. Some of these servers require OAuth or API key authentication for full functionality. Klavis AI handles the authentication flow automatically once you provide the necessary credentials, making the setup process seamless.

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that enables AI assistants to securely connect to external tools and data sources. It provides a consistent way for AI agents to interact with various services, databases, and APIs while maintaining security and reliability.

Is it safe to connect my AI agent to these services?

Yes, MCP connections are designed with security in mind. All communications are secured, and you maintain control over what data and operations your AI agent can access. Klavis AI implements additional security measures and follows best practices for data protection, ensuring your connections are safe and reliable.

Can I use these MCP servers with any AI model?

MCP servers are designed to work with various AI models and clients that support the Model Context Protocol. Popular AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and others can connect to MCP servers when properly configured.

How does Klavis AI make MCP server connections easier?

Klavis AI provides a comprehensive platform for managing MCP server connections with features like automated setup, centralized connection management, detailed configuration guides, and secure credential storage. Our platform simplifies the entire process from discovery to deployment, making it easy for both beginners and experts to leverage the power of MCP servers.

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Notion

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Notion is a collaborative productivity and note-taking application

Available Tools:

notion_create_page
notion_get_page
notion_update_page_properties
+17 more tools

PostHog

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PostHog is an open-source product analytics platform. Track events, analyze user behavior, run experiments, manage feature flags, and generate insights via OpenAPI integration

Quick Setup Guide

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Create Your Account

Configure Connections

Add your desired MCP servers to your AI client and configure authentication settings.

Test & Deploy

Verify your connections work correctly and start using your enhanced AI capabilities.

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from klavis import Klavis

klavis_client = Klavis(api_key="KLAVIS_API_KEY")

servers = ["Notion", "PostHog"]
responses = []

for server in servers:
    mcp_server = klavis_client.mcp_server.create_server_instance(
        server_name=server,
        user_id="<USER_ID>"
    )
    responses.append(mcp_server)

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