MCP Servers
An MCP server is a real, small program that gives agentic software -- like Easy Life Agents, or any other agent -- a fixed set of real things it's allowed to do: look something up, or make one specific, real change. It runs on a computer, not on a phone line, and it only ever does exactly what it's told it can do.
Building one
You decide what to expose -- and just as important, what not to. Each real thing you allow is one small, named tool with a plain description, so an agent can only ever do what you actually listed.
Using one
Point real agentic software at a real MCP server and it can see the real tools that server offers, then call the one it needs, with real arguments, and get a real answer back.
The real Easy Life Agents server
This one runs locally on your own computer, alongside the Easy Life Agents app itself. It only exposes four real things, on purpose: your real account and subscription status, the real list of services included, your real Gold Mine save, and the ability to pause, cancel, or restart your subscription -- and that last one always emails you a real code first, since it's the one that touches real billing.
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