Explore real screenshots of AI agents working with OrbitalMCP toolchains. Configure once, use everywhere - your MCP servers accessible from any machine through the connector extension.
Initial configuration of MCP toolchains in OrbitalMCP. Simply create a new chain and configure it in the second step.
Using the servers you have established in our OrbitalMCP account, you can see the tools available in your servers. You can then drag the tools into the pallet and using the small circles, click and drag outputs and inputs to chain the tools together.
Once you have built and saved your toolchain, you can refresh your OrbitalMCP extension to see the new toolchain revealed in Orbital.
The toolchain's details are shown, detailing which tools from what MCP servers are used and in what order. The ">" (play) button then opens up the Toolchain action screen.
From here, you can see that the toolchain is ready to run. Simply copy the toolchain's name, that you provided in the Orbitalmcp.com Toolchain setup, and you are ready to execute.
With the toolchain name copied, inside your AI assistant you would simply say "Run the MCP" + paste your toolchain name", and then give any additional details that might be required for your specific tools.
Our example here tells the AI to use the MCP for the lint-this-file (copied from the toolchain actions), and then I tell it which file I want it to run on. Also, from the documentation for the ESLint MCP server, I know I can pass in the "--fix" command to actually take the actions I want. It first runs the toolchain with no "--fix" and shows the errors found. It then runs it the second time with "--fix" and you can see that the toolchain executed correctly!