Hire MCP developers
Hire MCP developers who build for real systems.
Gihonix builds MCP servers that let AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT use your own systems safely. We work from Coimbatore, India, with clients worldwide.
To hire MCP developers, look for a team that has built MCP servers against real business systems, not only demos. Gihonix is a software and AI company in Coimbatore, India that builds MCP servers: the connections that let AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT read and act on your data through a short list of approved tools, with scoped access, approval steps and an audit log.
What does an MCP developer do?
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that gives an AI assistant a defined way to call tools in other systems. Without it, an assistant knows nothing about your invoices, customers or orders.
An MCP developer designs the tools the assistant may use, connects them to your database, ERP, CRM or documents, sets who can use what, writes the tests, deploys the server and looks after it. The skill is as much in deciding what the assistant should not be able to do as in what it can.
What you can hire us to build
- An MCP server for an application or database you already run.
- An assistant connector for accounting or ERP software, such as raising an invoice by voice and asking for financial figures.
- A private knowledge-base server that lets assistants search your documents, with a separate access key for each person.
- An owner-facing connector where every change is previewed and confirmed before it is applied.
- A security review of an MCP server you already have.
- New tools and ongoing maintenance once the first version is live.
How a project runs
- Discovery. A short, scoped first step that maps which questions people ask, which systems hold the answers, and where information is typed in by hand.
- Written scope. The tools we will build, who can use them, what is not included, the price and the milestone dates, all in writing. You approve it before work starts.
- Build with demos. You see working software at regular demos, not only at the end.
- Handover. The code, documentation and accounts, in repositories and hosting under your name wherever we can.
- Support. A fix period after launch. Ongoing maintenance is agreed separately.
How to choose an MCP developer
Ask any developer you are considering these questions. They are the ones that separate a safe server from a risky one.
- Does it start read-only, with write access added deliberately?
- Does each person sign in separately, instead of sharing one key?
- Does it show a preview and ask for approval before changing anything?
- Is every tool call logged, so you can see what happened and why?
- Are the tools tested against your real data?
- Will you own the code and the accounts at the end?
Ways to work together
- A fixed-scope project, agreed in writing before it starts.
- Working alongside your in-house team, in your repositories and with your review process.
- A small pilot first. Where a longer partnership is likely, we can start with one small pilot project, free or at a reduced price, so you can judge the work before committing.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the scope. We do not work from a price list: after a short discovery we write down what will be built, what is not included and the price, and you approve that before work starts.
That depends on how many systems and tools are involved. The written scope gives a date for each milestone, and you see working software at regular demos along the way.
MCP is an open standard, so any assistant or app that supports it can connect, including Claude and ChatGPT. We build the server once and it is not tied to a single assistant.
Yes. We can sign an NDA before discovery if you prefer, and we only touch the data the work needs.
You do. When a milestone is paid for, the code, designs, data and accounts for it are yours. Third-party licences stay with their owners and are listed in the handover.
Often, yes. We can lead the build end to end, or join your team, working in your repositories and following your review and release process.
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