MCP maintenance and ongoing development

MCP maintenance keeps an agreed agent connection aligned with changes in systems and business needs. Scope follows the implementation: who monitors operation, handles issues, updates dependencies and tests changes. Service hours and responsibilities are recorded in the maintenance agreement.

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Connections evolve

A target API, agent client or permission model may change. Maintenance scope identifies important dependencies and establishes how changes are handled.

What needs agreement

We define monitoring, incident handling, updates, testing and recovery. On-call coverage, response times and service levels are included only when explicitly agreed.

New development is scoped separately

Additional tools, systems and user roles are assessed as changes. This keeps the distinction between ongoing maintenance and new functionality clear.

Frequently asked questions

Can you maintain an existing MCP server?

We first review the implementation, documentation and environments. Maintenance can then be agreed on that basis.

Is round-the-clock support included?

Service hours, response times and any on-call coverage are specified in the proposal. They are not automatically included.