My Servers

View and manage your configured MCP servers and available tools.

My Servers displays all MCP servers you've configured and connected. Here you can see server status, available tools, and manage configurations.

  1. Open the sidebar menu
  2. Click Gateway to expand
  3. Select My Servers

Server List

The page shows your configured MCP servers as expandable cards:

Server Card

ElementDescription
NameServer name (e.g., "Gsuite", "Hubspot")
StatusCONFIGURED, PENDING, or ERROR
Tool CountNumber of available tools (e.g., "23 tools")
DescriptionServer description
CategoriesTags and categories
Transport TypesSTDIO, SSE, STREAM, WS

Example Server

┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Gsuite                    CONFIGURED    │
│ 23 tools                                │
│ Gsuite MCP Server                       │
│ Categories: gsuite google               │
│ STDIO  SSE  STREAM  WS                  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

Viewing Server Details

Click on a server row to expand and see:

MCP Configured Servers Fig : Configured MCP Gateway Servers

Available Tools

Each tool exposed by the MCP server is listed:

Tool PropertyDescription
NameTool identifier
DescriptionWhat the tool does
ParametersInput parameters required

Example: Gsuite Tools

ToolDescription
gmail_sendSend an email via Gmail
gmail_searchSearch emails
drive_listList files in Google Drive
sheets_readRead data from Google Sheets
calendar_createCreate calendar events
... and 18 more

Example: Hubspot Tools

ToolDescription
contacts_listList CRM contacts
contacts_createCreate new contact
deals_listList sales deals
deals_updateUpdate deal status
companies_searchSearch companies
... and 16 more

Server Statuses

StatusMeaning
CONFIGUREDServer ready to use
PENDINGConfiguration in progress
ERRORConnection or auth issue

Managing Servers

Edit Configuration

  1. Click the edit button on a server card
  2. Update connection settings
  3. Save changes

Remove Server

  1. Click the delete button on a server card
  2. Confirm removal
  3. Server is disconnected

Note:

Removing a server will disconnect it from all workflows using it. Workflows will fail if they try to call tools from a removed server.

Using Servers in Workflows

Once a server appears here with status CONFIGURED, you can use it in workflows:

  1. Open your workflow in the Flow Editor
  2. Select an Agent node
  3. In the Tools section, find Gateway MCP Client
  4. Add it to the agent's available tools, from the dropdown choose the servers from Gateway Client MCP and connect it to agent tools.
  5. The agent can now call any tool from the server

MCP Gateway Servers In Workflows Fig : MCP Gateway Servers In Workflows

Transport Types

TypeBadgeDescription
STDIOSTDIOStandard input/output
SSESSEServer-Sent Events
STREAMSTREAMStreaming responses
WSWSWebSocket

Servers may support multiple transport types. Lasius automatically selects the best option.

Troubleshooting

IssueSolution
Server shows ERRORCheck Connections for auth issues
Tools not loadingWait for discovery or refresh
Server not appearingVerify connection in MCP Store
Tools not workingCheck server logs in Monitoring

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