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Createve.AI Nexus

MCP Server

Bridge AI agents to enterprise systems with secure, real‑time data access

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Createve.AI Nexus implements the Model Context Protocol to connect AI agents with line‑of‑business applications, real‑time sensor data, document stores, and custom AI pipelines. It offers secure, Azure‑ready deployment with private link, Key Vault, and role‑based access control.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Overview

Createve.AI Nexus is an open‑source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that serves as a bridge between AI agents—such as Microsoft Copilot Studio or Anthropic’s Claude—and the complex ecosystems of modern enterprises. By exposing a standardized set of resources, tools, and prompts over MCP, the server lets developers treat internal data sources and legacy applications as first‑class inputs for generative models. This solves the core pain point of AI deployment: how to securely and reliably connect a model to real‑world systems without custom integration code for each platform.

At its core, Nexus provides a universal gateway that translates MCP requests into native calls to line‑of‑business applications, manufacturing sensors, document stores, and custom AI pipelines. The server runs in Azure with built‑in support for Private Link, Key Vault, and Azure AD, giving it enterprise‑grade security out of the box. Role‑based access control, audit logging, and encryption in transit and at rest ensure that sensitive data never leaves the corporate perimeter without proper authorization. For developers, this means a single point of configuration—role assignments, secret management, and endpoint registration—rather than juggling dozens of SDKs or API keys.

Key capabilities include:

  • Real‑time data streaming from production lines, sensor networks, and live business databases, allowing agents to make decisions on up‑to‑date information.
  • Unified prompt and tool orchestration: agents can request data, invoke custom AI models, or trigger workflow steps through a single MCP call.
  • Cross‑platform compatibility: Native support for Microsoft Copilot Studio, Claude desktop app, and any MCP‑enabled client. OpenAPI support extends this to platforms such as Dify.
  • Granular permission management: Each resource can be scoped to specific roles, ensuring that an agent only accesses the data it needs.

Typical use cases span several domains. In manufacturing, a Copilot Studio agent can query Nexus to pull real‑time equipment metrics, predict maintenance windows, and log actions back into the enterprise system—all within a single conversational flow. In customer‑service environments, agents can pull CRM records or knowledge‑base articles to answer queries without exposing raw database credentials. For AI model orchestration, Nexus can route a request from a language model to a computer‑vision service or media‑generation pipeline, enabling hybrid workflows that combine multiple modalities.

By abstracting the complexities of data connectivity and security, Createve.AI Nexus empowers developers to focus on building value‑adding AI experiences rather than plumbing. Its open‑source nature and tight integration with Azure services make it a compelling choice for any organization that needs to deploy AI assistants at scale while maintaining strict compliance and governance.