MCP Connectors

MCP connectors expose your Semantius platform to any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol. That includes ChatGPT, Claude, and any other MCP-compatible tool. The vocabulary they use is your semantic model.

What You Get

Once a connector is set up, the client can:

• Ask natural-language questions grounded in your semantic model.
• Create, read, update, and delete records with the model’s RBAC enforced.
• Evolve the schema by describing the change you want: add entities, fields, and relationships.
• Run analytical queries through a semantic layer that understands measures, dimensions, and joins.

How It Works

Every Semantius platform exposes two MCP servers, each with a focused purpose:

• Ops MCP: manage the platform and work with records: create entities, configure permissions, and run CRUD and search operations on every entity.
• Analytics MCP: run complex queries across multiple tables and visualize results with interactive charts and grids rendered directly in the chat via MCP apps.

The semantic model provides the vocabulary; the servers provide the bridge. Both are provisioned automatically when you create a platform on app.semantius.com. See Installation for the URLs and step-by-step setup.

Supported Clients

Any MCP-compatible client works. Among the ones we test against:

• ChatGPT via custom connectors.
• Claude via the desktop or web app’s connectors.
• Claude Code and other agent IDEs via their MCP server configuration.

If your client supports MCP, it works.

Next Steps

• Installation →: Find your platform’s Ops and Analytics MCP URLs and wire them up to ChatGPT, Claude, or Claude Code.
• Agent Skills →: For coding agents like Claude Code or OpenClaw, pair the MCP connectors with the Semantius CLI and skills.
• Models Overview →: Understand the semantic model the connectors expose.