AI Agents and MCP at Hajatek: Controlled Rollout Status
Hajatek MCP availability
- MCP is an open connection protocol; security and available actions depend on each platform’s implementation and configuration.
- Hajatek MCP access is in controlled rollout, with no actions currently production-certified for general use.
- If you are an invited pilot participant, use only actions shown as available for your account and follow each action’s approval and readback instructions.
What is connecting via MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) standardizes how applications connect to tools. The protocol alone does not make an action available or secure; that depends on how a platform verifies the user and tenant, enforces permissions and approvals, and records the result.
Hajatek MCP access and actions are in controlled rollout. The self-service setup steps in older guides do not currently apply, and no actions are production-certified for general use.
How to check availability
- Do not create a new key based on this article; new MCP key issuance is paused until actions are certified for your account.
- If you are in an invited pilot, open MCP settings and check the action status and required permissions for your account.
- Use only tools returned by your authenticated connection. Compatibility depends on testing each MCP client and configuration.
Permissions and verification
A key or protocol alone does not prove an operation is safe. Before using an available action, verify the tenant, account, and scope; review any approval request; then check the execution receipt and persisted data. Revoke any existing key you no longer need in account settings.
FAQ
Is the connection generally available? No. Access is in controlled rollout, and no Hajatek MCP actions are currently certified for general use.
Is an MCP connection automatically safe? No. That depends on the platform implementation and configuration; review authentication, scopes, approvals, and result records before participating.
Which assistants are supported? We have not certified general compatibility with MCP clients; each client and configuration needs its own tested evidence.
Check current status: See the MCP page; self-service signup is not available in the controlled rollout.