AI & Automation

MCP Server Integration: Connecting TATER to Your AI Workflow

March 7, 2026 TATER Security Team 6 min read

Gartner predicts that by 2027, 75% of enterprise software engineers will use AI coding assistants, up from less than 10% in 2023. As AI becomes embedded in every workflow, the question is no longer whether your security tools should integrate with AI. The question is how. The Model Context Protocol (MCP), originally developed by Anthropic, provides a standardized answer.

20+
TATER MCP tools available for AI agent integration, covering the full compliance lifecycle

Two Integration Paths

TATER provides MCP connectivity through two server implementations. The HTTP MCP endpoint (GET/POST /api/mcp) serves remote AI platforms like claude.ai, accepting JWT or API key authentication with organization context via the X-Org-Id header. The stdio MCP server runs locally for Claude Desktop and Claude Code, using environment variables for configuration.

Claude Desktop stdio MCP claude.ai HTTP MCP TATER API 20+ MCP Tools Cosmos DB Scans, Controls Risks, Overrides

Living Documentation

One of the most powerful MCP capabilities is proactive documentation. TATER's MCP instructions mandate that AI agents call upsert_config_doc after every work session, creating living documentation that captures infrastructure dependencies, known conflicts, and recommended integration settings. This documentation is structured with consistent tags across eight categories from Identity and Access Management to Compliance Posture.

"MCP transforms AI from a conversation partner into a capable colleague. The AI does not just answer questions about your compliance posture. It reads your scans, updates your documentation, and takes action on your behalf."

Tool Categories

The 32 tools span the full compliance lifecycle: scanning (list_scans, get_failing_controls), assessment (get_control_info, get_compliance_summary), documentation (search_config_docs, upsert_config_doc, set_framework_narrative), action (create_risk_acceptance, assign_control, create_change_request), and communication (add_evidence_comment, add_thread_post, ask_user). Every tool enforces the same role-based access controls as the HTTP API.

How TATER Helps

TATER's MCP server integration gives your AI assistants direct, authenticated access to your compliance data and workflows. Whether you use Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or a custom AI agent, the 20+ MCP tools let you query, analyze, and act on compliance data programmatically, with full audit trail and role enforcement.

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