Source: https://www.orchestro.org/docs/mcp
Updated: 2026-09-15

# Connect your project’s evidence.

Updated September 15, 2026[Read as Markdown ↗](https://www.orchestro.org/docs/mcp.md)

MCP helps an agent reach tools and context. Factory decides how product evidence, work and verification fit together.

## What Factory connects to

Each project has a **project pack**: its configuration and commands for reading evidence and controlling work. The pack defines how to inspect the repository, current runtime state, feedback, metrics and release status.

Repository · Database · Feedback · Release stateYour project’s bounded commandsStructured evidence → Factory map and decisions

Factory consumes structured outputs from those commands. It is not a universal database connector. Credentials and access stay with the project or the configured tool host.

## Where MCP fits

If your coding host uses MCP servers to access a database, issue tracker or documentation, those tools can help with investigation and implementation. Their availability depends on your host’s configuration and permissions.

The Factory contract remains explicit: the pack must define the evidence and checks it needs. Installing an MCP server alone does not produce a connected, verified Factory project.

## Coming from the Orchestro MCP server?

The original Orchestro is a separate MCP-based project. Replacing this website does not replace your installed server, migrate its data or change its package.

**No Factory MCP endpoint is advertised yet.**

There is no supported one-line switch from an Orchestro MCP configuration to a hosted Factory endpoint. Start with the [Factory onboarding guide](https://www.orchestro.org/docs/quickstart).

[Legacy Orchestro MCP repository](https://github.com/khaoss85/mcp-orchestro)

## Documentation for agents

A short machine-readable overview of this website is available at [/llms.txt](https://www.orchestro.org/llms.txt). It identifies the current setup path and the distinction between implemented features and future work.
