Model Context Protocol

MCP is a power outlet, not a brain

MCP connects your agent to the data. It doesn't tell it what the data means. That's why Gartner projects 60% of MCP-only projects failing by 2028.

Data-driven companies scale their decisions with Nekt:

Connection is not the same as meaning

1

MCP solves connection

It standardizes how an agent discovers and calls tools. Huge. But connection isn't meaning.
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What's missing is context

What an active customer is, which date becomes revenue, that two records are one company. Not in the protocol.
3

Nekt serves both

Structured data underneath, MCP to connect, context per column alongside. Remove one and the agent guesses again.
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Thinking MCP is enough is the problem

MCP isn't the problem. It's three things together: structured data underneath, MCP to connect, and context to give meaning. Remove any one and the agent goes back to guessing.

What our customers say

“Our data was disjointed. With Nekt, we centralized everything in one place, and SQL queries made our work much easier.”

Julio Cesar
IT Manager, Unicooper

“We centralized all databases from various sources. Nekt immensely optimized the speed and quality of our team's deliveries.”

Vitor Sano
RevOps Manager, Softplan

“I’ve stopped wasting precious time on ingestion infrastructure and pay significantly less than I did with other platforms. I have much more control over transformations, and if I need a new source, they build it quickly. That used to take me weeks, not to mention the maintenance effort. The UX/UI for connecting and managing sources is excellent, and when something fails, I know exactly where the issue is without having to dig through logs.”

William Melo
Data Specialist, Brandili

“Even without a tech background, I built robust pipelines. Nekt's usability added so much value that it inspired me to switch to a Data career.”

João Fonseca
Analytics Engineer, Destra

“I stopped babysitting tools and cloud costs. Now I focus on strategy and fluid pipelines, without billing scares at the end of the month.”

Téo Calvo
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