Centralize and manage your APIs and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in one place with API Catalog. Bring in APIs from sources like MuleSoft, Heroku, and Apex to create connections and activate actions for Salesforce automations. Also view, create, and activate Salesforce MCP servers and sync MuleSoft MCP servers for use in Agentforce.
- Map Your Agents to MCP Server Tools
Use API Catalog to map your agents to tools in your custom Salesforce MCP servers. These tools make your Agentforce agents available through Salesforce-hosted MCP servers to external clients like Claude or ChatGPT. - Map Prompt Templates to MCP Server Tools
Use API Catalog to map prompt templates to tools in your custom Salesforce MCP servers. These tools make your prompt templates available through Salesforce-hosted MCP servers to external clients like Claude or ChatGPT. - Map Connect REST API Actions to MCP Server Tools
Use API Catalog to map Connect REST API invocable actions to tools in your custom Salesforce MCP servers. These tools make your Connect REST API operations available through Salesforce-hosted MCP servers to external clients like Claude or ChatGPT. - Add Annotations to MCP Server Tools
Add annotations to tools in your custom Salesforce MCP servers to give hints about their behavior. Examples of annotations you can select are Read-only, Destructive, Idempotent, and Open-world. - Manually Register External MCP Servers in API Catalog
Expand your catalog by manually registering external Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. After registration, the servers are automatically available to use in Agentforce. - Discover Manually Registered MCP Servers in API Catalog (Generally Available)
In your catalog, view your Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that you manually register in Agentforce Registry or install from AgentExchange packages. - Assess Security Risk Scores for MCP Servers in API Catalog
Check the risk score of external Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers during registration. Salesforce conducts an automatic security scan that returns a Low, Medium, or High risk score to help you evaluate the security of MCP servers. - View Agents That Use an External MCP Server
Before you change or delete an external MCP server, check which Agentforce agents use its tools. If agents use the server, you can't delete it until you remove the server from those agents. - Bring MuleSoft MCP Servers into API Catalog (Generally Available)
Sync Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers from Anypoint Exchange and make them available to use in Salesforce. - View Connect REST APIs in API Catalog
A growing set of Connect REST APIs automatically appear in your API catalog. Automate your tasks and processes by discovering and using actions that are based on Connect REST API operations. - View Named Query APIs in API Catalog and Activate Actions (Generally Available)
The capability of bringing your Named Query APIs into API Catalog and activating their actions to use in Agentforce is now generally available. - Simplify API and MCP Server Management with the API Catalog Connect REST API
Use API Catalog REST Connect API to organize and simplify access to APIs and MCP servers in your catalog. Discover and browse APIs, inspect API versions and operations, and register and manage MCP servers. Use this API as part of your headless solutions, for example to register an external MCP server to use with Agentforce.