Overview
Features
User-facing integrations as MCP capabilities
Expose Paragon account integrations as available capabilities to your agent (examples: Google Calendar, Salesforce, Slack) enabling actions like calendar management, CRM queries, and notifications.
Automatic integration authorization via Connect Portal
Automatically prompt users to authorize integrations using the prebuilt Connect Portal for secure OAuth 2.0 and API Key intake flows.
OpenAPI-based Custom Actions
Add custom action definitions by placing OpenAPI specs in the openapi/ folder (named after the integration) and enable via ENABLE_CUSTOM_OPENAPI_ACTIONS.
OpenAPI auto-matching with active integrations
The MCP automatically matches OpenAPI specs with active Paragon integrations to augment the list of available tools.
Experimental Proxy API tool
Enable the agent to write its own requests to the integration API with ENABLE_PROXY_API_TOOL, with caution to review requests before execution.
SSE-based MCP endpoints
The MCP exposes real-time communication endpoints under /sse, /messages, and /setup for MCP messaging and setup.
Development-mode testing convenience
In development mode, the /sse endpoint can accept any user via the ?user= parameter to test as a specific user.
Who Is This For?
- Developers:Build agents that leverage Paragon ActionKit to access 130+ SaaS integrations.
- Cursor users:Configure Cursor to connect to the MCP server and drive actions.
- Claude users:Configure Claude to use the MCP server endpoints for action retrieval.




