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Glama
Helps teams find and inspect connectors that let AI assistants use outside tools.
What it is
Glama lists MCP servers, which are connectors that give an AI assistant specific tools or access to another system. It shows the actions a connector can perform, who published it, how recently it has been maintained, and other review information. A technical user can also test some connectors in a temporary environment.
Ways to use it
Ideas from real executive operations work. Take the ones that fit.
- Search for a connector and review every action it would give the AI assistant.
- Test a candidate with sample data in a temporary environment before installing it.
- Compare its publisher, source history, license, and recent maintenance.
- Confirm the exact information the connector receives and returns.
- Define which actions and credentials an approved connector may use.
Our take
Glama adds useful detail between finding a connector and installing it. A technical reviewer can use sample data to understand what the connector does, then complete the company's own access and security review before production use.