Loop is a remote MCP server. Langdock supports remote MCP integrations over streamable HTTP — add Loop once in your workspace Integrations and its four tools become available to your assistants and workflows, so they can search, verify, and act on real local businesses in Kreuzberg, Berlin.
In the Langdock app (app.langdock.com), open Integrations in your workspace settings. Click Add Integration → Start from scratch, then select Connect remote MCP.
Enter the URL below as the MCP server endpoint. Loop speaks streamable HTTP, which Langdock supports. For anonymous access, pick No Authentication.
https://stayinloop.dev/mcpClick Test connection. Langdock discovers Loop’s tools — search, get_details, verify, report. Select the tools you want and click Save tools.
Add the Loop integration to an assistant’s tools, or to a workflow step. The assistant can now search Kreuzberg restaurants, verify freshness live, and report outcomes back to Loop.
Langdock keeps refining this screen, so exact labels may shift. If something looks different, follow Langdock’s own MCP integration docs — the URL above is all Loop needs. Adding or sharing integrations may be gated to workspace admins in your plan; if you don’t see the option, ask an admin to add Loop and share it with the workspace.
Have an API key?
A free key roughly doubles your rate limits (60 reads/min vs 30 for anonymous). Either append ?key=sk_live_… to the server URL, or choose API Key Authentication in Langdock and supply Bearer YOUR_API_KEY as the Authorization header:
https://stayinloop.dev/mcp?key=sk_live_YOUR_KEYGet a free key at stayinloop.dev/#pricing — no credit card, instant.
“Find me a quiet restaurant with outdoor seating and vegan options in Kreuzberg tonight — then verify how fresh the data is, and report back whether the result was correct.”
This exercises all four tools: search finds candidates, verify re-checks freshness live, and report records the outcome — updating the record’s confidence for every future agent that calls Loop.