Manufact is building the MCP cloud platform to prepare products for the Claude Connectors marketplace and ChatGPT App Store. The company's open-source SDK, with over 10,000 GitHub stars, is gaining popularity, utilized by major corporations like NASA and NVIDIA, and aims to increase its share of global AI tool calls.
Manufact is developing the MCP cloud platform, which targets functionality for products in the Claude Connectors marketplace and ChatGPT App Store. Their mission is to facilitate a robust environment for AI agents that support MCP.
The company is particularly known for the mcp-use SDK, which serves as an accessible framework for building applications that utilize MCP. Remarkably, this framework has amassed over 10,000 GitHub stars and has been downloaded more than 8 million times across Python and TypeScript.
Manufact's tools are embraced by around 20% of the Fortune 500 companies, including notable names such as NASA, SAP, and NVIDIA. They are leveraging their technology to create and deploy MCP servers and applications efficiently.
Recently, Manufact secured $6.3 million in a seed funding round which concluded in just four days prior to their YC demo day. The funding has been led by PeakXV, recognized for its focus on developer tools, along with support from prominent angel investors including the founders of Supabase.
Manufact aims to capture a significant portion of the global AI tool calls that pass through its platform, enhancing its market presence and usage. The company is focused on scaling its offerings further as demand for AI-related applications continues to grow.
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Manufact is building the MCP cloud platform to prepare products for the Claude Connectors marketplace and ChatGPT App Store. The company's open-source SDK, with over 10,000 GitHub stars, is gaining popularity, utilized by major corporations like NASA and NVIDIA, and aims to increase its share of global AI tool calls.