> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fimo.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connections > Connect services and remote MCP servers to a Fimo project. Connections give supported Fimo tools access to an external service. They do not start work on their own. Open **Project settings**, then choose **Connections**. You need permission to manage the project before you can change a connection. ## Connect a service Choose a service and follow its connection flow. The page shows whether the connection is ready, disabled, or needs attention. After it is ready, supported Studio chat and agent work can use the service. Agent bundles still need to enable the connection in their bundle configuration. The available service catalog can change. Use the Connections page in your project as the current list. ## Add a remote MCP server Choose **Add MCP server**, enter a name and an HTTPS Streamable HTTP endpoint, then follow the connection method supported by that server. Open the saved connection to inspect its endpoint and current tools. See [MCP servers](/docs/ai/mcp) for the matching CLI commands and supported connection types. ## Disable a connection Turn off **Enabled** to stop the current project from using a connection. This keeps the connection available so a project manager can enable it again later. Deleting a shared connection may affect other projects that use it. Studio shows a confirmation before the delete action. ## Continue from chat When chat needs a connection that is not ready, it can direct you to the matching Connections page. Complete the setup there, then return to the conversation. Credentials and authorization stay in Project settings. Do not paste private connection values into chat. ## What's next Add remote tools from the CLI or connect an MCP client to Fimo. Ask for work that uses a ready connection.