Choose a server
Each vertical server also has a free
get_call_result tool for reading the rest of a long result. The Universal Router has one tool, run_task, which works like Tasks.
Connect a server
1
Add the server URL
Add the server’s URL to your agent as a remote Streamable HTTP MCP server. MCP clients shows where each client keeps it.
2
Sign in
Your client opens the Locus sign-in page. Sign in with your Locus account and approve access. Each server is its own connection, so you sign in once per server.
3
Try a prompt
Ask for the job the server does. For example, with the Email Finder & Verifier connected:
Try this prompt
How billing and tools work
All of these servers use your Locus account. Calls charge credits from the same balance, your spending limits apply, and each result shows what the call cost. When you connect a server, Locus turns on that server’s tools for your workspace, as long as your account can change which tools are on. Connecting the Universal Router turns on the tools of every server in the table. If you turn a tool off later on the Tools page, it stays off when you reconnect the same server. The Tools page lists these changes as made by MCP server.When to use the main Locus MCP server
The main Locus MCP server searches the whole Locus catalog, so your agent can find and call any API you have turned on. It also gives your agent Recipes, Workflows, and account tools. Use it when your agent needs APIs these servers do not cover, or when you want one connection for everything. You can connect the main server and any single-purpose servers at the same time.Next steps
MCP
Connect the main Locus MCP server.
Tasks
See how the Universal Router runs a goal that takes several calls.
Paid tool calls
See how price caps, approvals, and retries work.
Tools
Turn tools on and off for your workspace.