Metorial creates a server for each person. They paste it into any agent. Sign in with SSO. They're done.
Metorial automatically creates a Magic MCP server for each person. A virtual MCP endpoint they paste into their agent. They sign in with SSO once and reach every tool they're allowed to use, with no tokens, no secrets, and no config to manage.

Magic MCP Server
Getting an agent connected to its tools is usually the slowest, most fragile part: keys to manage, secrets to share, configs to keep in sync per person. Magic MCP Server removes all of it. Metorial generates a virtual server for each employee. They paste its URL into their agent once and sign in with SSO. From then on they reach exactly the tools they're allowed to use, with nothing to set up again and nothing to leak.
Metorial automatically provisions a Magic MCP server for each person. They paste its URL into their agent and sign in with SSO. There are no tokens, secrets, or config files to manage. Setup is a single step, not a checklist.
Each server follows the person's identity and permissions. It keeps working as their access changes. Nobody has to reconfigure agents when tools are added or removed.
A Magic MCP server can bundle all the providers a person needs, like Jira, Slack, and Azure. One virtual server covers their whole job instead of one connection per tool.
Why Magic MCP Server is different
Removing tokens and config usually means weaker security. Magic MCP Server does the opposite: because access runs on identity, it's both easier and tighter.
What each server gives you
Metorial creates a server for each person. They paste it into any agent. Sign in with SSO. They're done.
Answers to common questions about magic mcp server and how they fit into governed AI agent infrastructure.