
Jenova AI is the first AI agent built specifically for the Modular Capability Protocol (MCP) ecosystem. It brings a major upgrade in how developers and enterprises interact with modular AI systems. Unlike retrofitted agents, Jenova AI is MCP-native. It doesn’t force compatibility, it starts with it. That means fewer bugs, smoother performance, and more power for modular workflows.
Jenova AI simplifies everything, from server authentication to tool orchestration. You can connect to remote MCP servers with a single OAuth click. It supports both official and custom providers without extra setup. The architecture is multi-agent by design, not by patchwork. So you get reliability, even at scale.
As toolchains grow and model routing becomes harder, Jenova AI meets the moment. It supports seamless integration for both native and third-party tools. You can expect high precision, fast execution, and full adaptability. With Jenova AI, the MCP ecosystem finally has an agent that’s built to scale with it.
Seamless Server Connections in Just One Click
Jenova AI has a one-click OAuth feature, which is one of its best features. This feature allows users to connect to any MCP-compatible server seamlessly. Users may be connecting via official MCP nodes (open-source projects), known third-party providers that help build AI applications (Klavis AI, for example), or they may be creating their own custom-built servers. Whichever realm of connectivity, onboarding is easy. No keys, no fussy configuration steps , just instant connectivity and full interoperability.
This simplified connectivity for developers and enterprise teams brings down the barriers to entry, allowing for the fast testing, deployment, and scaling of AI apps using a modular architecture. Organizations no longer must compromise security and speed to connect tools or scale out infrastructure.
A Multi-Agent Core That Delivers Speed and Accuracy
Jenova AI isn’t just easy to set up, it’s built for performance. Its multi-agent architecture has demonstrated a 97.3 percent success rate in tool call reliability. This is powered by a vector-based server indexing method, which allows the system to organize and route calls with remarkable efficiency. More importantly, it supports unlimited tool integration without slowing down operations.
This architecture ensures that even as teams add more tools and connect with various server instances, Jenova AI continues to function at full speed. It’s built to scale without sacrificing performance, solving a common pain point in complex AI deployments. The underlying system is smart enough to manage the traffic between agents and tools, maintaining uptime and precision even under high loads.
Built-In Tools Meet Model-Agnostic Flexibility
Jenova AI offers a wide range of native tools out of the box, including Reddit Search, Amazon Search, and YouTube Search. These tools allow users to gather and analyze real-time data across multiple platforms without requiring third-party integrations. It’s a turnkey solution that provides immediate value.
Beyond native tools, Jenova AI includes model-agnostic support, intelligently routing requests between OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models. This allows users to dynamically select the most suitable LLM for their task, making performance optimization simpler and more predictable. With this routing system, teams can experiment and iterate faster while maintaining control over compute costs and performance outcomes.
Driving Innovation in the MCP Ecosystem
Jenova AI represents a big leap forward for developers working in the MCP ecosystem. By offering simplified connectivity, robust performance, and modular expansion, it sets a new standard for what an MCP-native AI agent can deliver. This product doesn’t just support the ecosystem,it advances it.
The team behind Jenova AI, led by Boris Wang, has shown that when you build with MCP at the core, the benefits ripple across the entire network. Developers get speed and reliability. Enterprises get scalability and control. And the broader AI community gets a proven blueprint for future-native modular agents.