company/mcp turns the knowledge scattered across your stack into one queryable graph — so people and agents get the same answer, with the same sources, from wherever they work.
Three moves. We connect your sources, resolve them into a graph, and expose that graph as a protocol any person or agent can query.
CRM, helpdesk, docs, comms, repos, warehouse. We connect what you already run on — read-only by default. Nothing gets ripped out or migrated.
Entities are resolved, deduped, and linked — people, accounts, deals, decisions, tickets, docs. Every fact keeps a line back to its source.
The graph goes live as an MCP server against your auth. People ask in Slack or Claude; agents call tools. Same answer, same citations.
Ask about a renewal and the graph traverses the account, the deal, the decision behind it, the support ticket, and the channel where it's being discussed — and answers with all of them attached.
The answer already exists — in a thread, a deal note, a doc, a decision someone wrote down. It's living in your stack right now. The only thing missing is a way to ask.
TICK-201 was opened by Bluepine and escalated to Reena, VP Eng. The postmortem and the new rollout checklist are in the Q3 retro — no recorded decision yet on SSO failover.
A protocol is only useful if everything can speak it. The CRO in Claude, the AE in Slack, and the sales team in Day.ai or HubSpot CRM ask the same graph and get the same answer with the same sources.
Aperture's $240k renewal is in negotiation, targeting Q4. Four people for the room: Priya Shah1 owns it, Sarah Reyes2 is exec sponsor, Diego Cruz3 owns the open ticket, Asha Patel4 leads the pricing decision.
Four layers, separated by interface. The protocol layer is the only contract anything else depends on — everything below it is replaceable.
People, accounts, deals, decisions, tickets, docs — resolved into one model with valid-from/valid-to on every edge. The graph remembers what was true, not just what is.
Resources, tools, and prompts in one model-agnostic interface. Everything above the line speaks one language; everything below answers in one shape.
Permissioned to the user, not the agent. Scoped, signed, reversible.
Written to your warehouse. Replayable against any version of the graph.
Your auth, your data, your audit log. AWS, GCP, Azure, or on-prem.
The protocol separates two decisions most platforms tangle together: who can reach what, and which model does the thinking. You control both — independently.
Who — and what — can reach each part of the graph. Decided by you, enforced at the protocol, logged in your warehouse.
The protocol is model-agnostic. Route each job to the model that earns it — and swap vendors without touching the graph.
Most companies who talk to us are at Level 2 — tools talk and data is centralized, but the model isn't theirs yet. We assess where you are, then build the next level.
Tools exist. They don't talk.
Tools talk. Data is centralized. The model isn't yours yet.
Most are hereThe kernel knows what's happening. Workflows produce signals.
The kernel is queryable. Agents can call it. Humans can read it.
company/mcp gets you hereAgents run business processes end-to-end with governance.
Be first to connect your company. We onboard a small number of teams each month.
We'll be in touch as we open the next cohort.
The knowledge is already in your stack — it just can't be asked. A first call is 45 minutes. We'll tell you whether company/mcp is right for you — and if it isn't, what is.