AI providers update and retire their models over time. The lifecycle labels shown on AI models that are approaching retirement and flags models that are no longer supported. Use these labels to dec...
Use MCP server request logs to monitor activity, troubleshoot failed requests, and review execution details. Depending on the configured log mode, you can view request and response data and inspect...
End user roles simplify access management by letting you assign a predefined set of MCP server permissions to end users and groups.Instead of configuring access to each MCP server individually, cre...
Use the Celigo Marketplace to find prebuilt MCP server templates and install them in your account. Before installing a template, you can review the Tools, Prompts, and connections it includes to de...
Use a Celigo AI agent to extract structured data from documents and return it in the JSON schema you define. This helps you automate document based workflows such as invoice processing, purchase or...
An MCP proxy lets you make capabilities from an external MCP server available through your Celigo MCP server. Connect the external server to Celigo, select which tools, prompts, and resources to ex...
By default, a tool on an MCP server uses the connection configured by the administrator, so every end user shares the administrator's credentials and permissions in the downstream application. You ...
Use Delete logs to permanently remove stored request, response, and tool execution log data for a selected date range while retaining the request history entries for monitoring and audit purposes.D...
Traffic limits control how many calls an MCP server accepts. Use them to prevent excessive traffic from affecting other users or the systems behind your MCP Tools.Traffic limits are configured for ...
The Logs tab in tool builder shows the invocation history for tools called by AI agents, MCP servers, or third-party applications. Logs appear only when the invoking resource's log mode isn't set t...