Outside Agent MCP Server¶
Remote MCP server for building and publishing production-ready AI agents that operate on web, SMS, and phone channels. Connect from any coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) and deploy agents directly to production channels.
What It Does¶
- Agent Deployment — Build AI agents in your IDE and deploy to web/SMS/phone
- Multi-Channel — Same agent logic serves web chat, SMS text, and phone calls
- Remote MCP — No local server needed — connect to hosted endpoint
- Production-Grade — Built for production deployment, not just prototyping
Business Operator Use Cases¶
| Use Case | Value |
|---|---|
| Customer Support Agent | Deploy an FAQ agent that answers via web chat + SMS |
| Phone Answering Agent | AI agent that answers business calls and routes inquiries |
| SMS Notifications | Agent-initiated SMS alerts for order updates, appointments |
| Multi-Channel Consistency | Same agent personality across web, SMS, and phone |
Installation¶
Remote MCP server — add directly to your MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"outside-agent": {
"type": "url",
"url": "https://mcp.outsideagent.io/mcp",
"env": {
"OUTSIDE_AGENT_API_KEY": "your-api-key"
}
}
}
}
Auth¶
API key authentication. Create an account at the Outside Agent platform and generate an API key.
Tools Provided¶
create_agent— Define agent persona, knowledge base, and channel configurationdeploy_agent— Deploy agent to specified channels (web, SMS, phone)list_agents— View all deployed agents and their statusget_conversation_logs— Review agent interactions across channels
Limitations¶
- 0 stars, brand new — Created July 15, 2026. Early stage.
- SaaS platform dependency — Agents run on Outside Agent infrastructure, not self-hosted.
- Pricing unknown — No public pricing for the platform.
- Vendor lock-in — Agent definitions and conversation data live on their platform.
Operator Verdict¶
★★ Useful for rapid deployment but evaluate vendor risk. The multi-channel deployment (web+SMS+phone from one agent definition) is genuinely valuable. However, the platform dependency means you're betting on Outside Agent's longevity. Good for MVPs and prototypes. For mission-critical agents, prefer self-hosted MCP servers with direct Twilio/WebSocket integration.