source-management

Managing multiple MCP data sources involves detecting connected sources via tool prefixes, organizing them with configurable priority policies, and routing queries to the most relevant source while monitoring rate limits. This ensures faster and more relevant search results across connected platforms.

Connecting new data sources is handled through guided setup prompts that appear when the system detects missing connections. You can open MCP settings to connect chat, email, cloud storage, CRM, and knowledge bases, making them available for prioritized query routing.

Source prioritization is a configurable policy that orders connected MCP sources based on relevance. By routing enterprise search queries to higher-priority sources first, the system improves overall query relevance and ensures the most important data is surfaced efficiently.

Yes, the system surfaces rate-limit status to users and handles limits gracefully. When querying across cloud storage and knowledge bases, it monitors API rate limits and adjusts routing to preserve performance and prevent search failures.

Connected MCP sources are discovered automatically by detecting tool prefixes in your environment. Once discovered, they are organized for query routing based on a defined priority ordering, allowing the system to coordinate enterprise search across chat, email, and storage platforms effectively.