QFactory MCP

Your next workflow.
Inside your agent.

Bring the catalog into the conversation. Find a loop, inspect its building blocks and check your changes with the tools you already use.

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MCP-capable clients · setup varies by environmentChoose your agent

Make the connection.

This static catalog does not host an MCP server. Start with the agent skill; hosted MCP connection will be available after provisioning.

Codex

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Claude Code

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Antigravity

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Orca

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Start with a real task.

Let your agent do the searching. Keep the decisions with you.

Find a starting point

Find a loop for preparing a daily research digest. Compare its inputs, components and review requirements before recommending it.

Understand a workflow

Inspect the exact version of this loop. Explain its steps, destinations and approval gates. Tell me what I need to configure.

Adapt with confidence

Read the qloops schema and adapt this loop to my task. Reuse existing components. Validate the result and explain any errors.

From intent to a reusable loop.

01 / Find

Search the catalog and choose an existing loop before creating new steps.

02 / Adapt

Your agent reads the versioned definition and makes changes in your project.

03 / Check

Validate against the pinned Core contract. Execution happens locally, after your review.

A few things to know.

Does MCP run my workflow?

No. This endpoint exposes catalog, search, get, schema and validate. It does not execute workflow steps or call a model.

Is this the same as Get started?

Get started installs qloops and gives your agent the skill. MCP adds a direct way for a compatible client to inspect and validate catalog materials.

Can a cloud agent connect to localhost?

No. This preview address is reachable only from your computer. A publicly hosted endpoint is not provisioned yet.

Is a successful check proof of a run?

No. Validation checks the definition. A real run needs its own outputs and evidence.

Which clients are verified?

The server is tested with the MCP SDK. Logos show setup targets, not a claim that every client has completed an end-to-end connection.

Start with the agent skill