MCP and API
Model Context Protocol servers, REST and webhook integrations between the tools you already use.
05 / Deep Tech
The technical work that keeps a company online and connected.
MCP, API work, VPS setup, email automation, DNS and deliverability, data migration, analytics implementation and legacy integration. Precise jobs, delivered as scoped engagements.
What we deliver
A working connection, a server that stays up, mail that arrives, data that moved.
Model Context Protocol servers, REST and webhook integrations between the tools you already use.
Server provision, hardening, SSL, backups and a documented handoff.
Transactional and outreach mail, DNS (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and inbox placement that holds.
Migrations, tracking implementation, and connecting older software so new work does not sit in a silo.
FAQ
No. Deep Tech is a defined technical job. If the work grows into a product, we move it under Build.
Model Context Protocol is the standard way to let an AI assistant read and act on your own systems safely. An MCP server exposes a controlled set of actions, such as look up a customer or create an invoice, so an assistant can do real work instead of guessing from a pasted document.
Usually yes. Most cases come down to missing or wrong SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, a domain with no sending history, or a shared IP with a poor reputation. We audit the domain, fix the DNS and warm the sending properly.
Yes: provisioning, firewall, SSL, automated backups, monitoring and a documented handover so your team or your next provider can operate it without calling us.
That is most of this work. If a system has an API we use it; if it does not, we work through exports, database access or a scheduled bridge. We tell you honestly when a connection would be fragile rather than selling it anyway.
Most are days rather than months: a VPS setup or a DNS and deliverability fix is typically under a week, an API integration one to three weeks depending on the systems involved.
Always. Every Deep Tech engagement ends with written documentation of what was configured, where the credentials live and how to recover the setup. Work you cannot maintain is not finished work.
In most cases yes, by running a parallel copy and cutting over once the data is verified. Where a short window is unavoidable we schedule it outside business hours and agree a rollback plan first.
Yes, and it is common. We audit what exists first and give you a straight read on whether it is worth continuing or cheaper to rebuild, before you spend anything further.
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