MCP servers for Procore, Primavera P6 and other construction systems

How it works

1. 1

   Pick the job and the tools it needs

   We start from the questions or tasks the agent must handle and map them to the API operations required, so the tool set is the permission boundary.

2. 2

   Build the server

   We wrap the API as MCP tools with clear names, descriptions and input schemas, organized so the server stays maintainable as the vendor API changes. For large APIs we add tool discovery and routing so the model sees only relevant tools.

3. 3

   Govern access

   Credentials are injected by the server or gateway, never given to the model. We default to list and read tools, add a safe offline path where it helps (such as XER analysis for P6), and add write tools only with approval steps.

4. 4

   Log, test and deploy

   Every tool call is recorded with parameters, response and success or failure. A verification script runs live checks, and the server is hosted over streamable HTTP or run locally for the agents you use.

The value it creates

• Time saved

  Measured by timing a set of real lookups done by hand in the source system against the same questions answered by an agent using the server.

• Visibility

  Per-call telemetry shows which tools are used, how often and where calls fail, so the integration is observable instead of a black box.

• Standardization

  One governed server gives every agent the same tools and permissions, instead of each team wiring its own credentials and scripts.

• Collective intelligence

  Agents in different tools reach the same live project data through one server, so answers come from the system of record rather than exported copies.

Proof