Make Your Product Agent-Ready
Every agent accesses the tools you define
Your product's AI
The assistant or chatbot you ship has a curated set of authenticated tools that act in your customers' connected systems.
WHY
Out-of-the-box agents can only talk. Without structured tools they guess at API calls, mishandle auth, and behave unpredictably.
HOW
Point your AI at the MCP flow server. It reads your agentic flows as tools, each with an invocation schema, and calls them deterministically.
Your customers' agents
Agents your customers build or bring, whether chat, headless, or hybrid, connect to the same tools scoped to their accounts.
WHY
Your customers are wiring agents into everything they run. If your product can't play, they will work around it. If it does, it becomes harder to replace.
HOW
Agents connect through MCP and see only the flows deployed for that customer, with that customer's credentials and configuration.
The agentic layer of an extensible product
- Developers – Build and maintain the catalog that agents draw from with code-first integrations, the fastest path from idea to production.
- Customers – Extend what you ship with their automations in the embedded workflow builder, growing the surface agents can act on.
- Agents – Trigger, extend, and orchestrate all of it as tools through the MCP flow server, with production-grade auth and multi-tenant isolation.
Leave the infrastructure to us
Prismatic ensures agent actions are authenticated, isolated, and observable by default.
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Common questions
An agentic flow is a portion of an integration or workflow that you designate as callable by AI agents. It carries an invocation schema describing what it does, what parameters it accepts, and what it returns, so agents interact with your customers' connected systems in a deterministic way.
The MCP flow server exposes integrations and workflows as tools through MCP, the open protocol that standardizes how AI agents discover and call tools. An agent queries the server, receives the flows and invocation schemas that are available, and invokes them with production-grade auth and multi-tenant isolation.
No. Agentic flows run on the same platform as everything else you build with Prismatic. Mark a flow as agentic, give it an invocation schema, and it becomes an AI-callable tool. No custom API endpoints, no separate auth system, and no new deployment pipeline.
Agents act within the scope of a single customer's deployed instances, using that customer's own credentials and configuration. Multi-tenant isolation is enforced by the platform, so an agent working for one customer never sees another customer's data.
Any MCP-compatible agent or client. MCP is an open standard, so it works with your in-product assistant that is built on Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or another provider, and with those agents your customer connect on their own.
Agents can only invoke the flows you define. Inputs are validated against each flow's invocation schema, logic executes deterministically, and monitoring and logging capture every call. You decide exactly what agents can do in your product.
Yes. The MCP flow server is built to expose integrations and customer-built workflows alike as AI-callable tools, so what your customers build extends the same surface agents act on.