I will connect your ai agents any app using model context protocol automation


About this gig
Your AI agents are smart. Your internal tools are powerful. But they're not talking to each other because no off-the-shelf integration exists for your custom CRM, proprietary database, or internal dashboard.
I build custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that turn your private business tools into AI-controllable systems. Your AI agents will read from your database, update your internal apps, and trigger workflows inside tools that don't have public APIs.
What you get:
- MCP configuration for your AI agent of choice (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf)
- Integration with 5+ standard apps (Notion, Slack, GitHub, Linear, Airtable)
- Custom MCP server for any proprietary or unsupported tool
- Natural language command mapping ("Update the Q3 roadmap in Notion and notify Slack")
- Security hardening and team rollout plan
Stop context-switching. Start commanding.
Perfect for: Startup founders, product managers, operations leads, and anyone who lives in 10 tabs and wishes they could just ask their computer to do the work.
Why me: I don't just install connectors. I design the grammar your team uses to command their tools so "sync the sales pipeline" actually means something specific and repeat
Get to know kayeeh
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- FromNigeria
- Member sinceApr 2026
Languages
English, French, Yoruba, Spanish
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FAQ
What if my app doesn't have an MCP server yet?
That's where the Standard and Premium packages shine. I'll build a custom MCP server for your tool. It's like creating a universal remote for software that never had one.
Is my data exposed to the AI provider?
No. MCP runs locally or on your infrastructure. Your data flows directly between your AI agent and your apps. I don't host your data, and neither does the AI company (for local setups).
Can my non-technical team use this?
Yes — that's the whole point. Once configured, your team types plain English commands. "Create a GitHub issue from this Slack thread and add it to Linear." One sentence. Three apps. Zero clicks.

