> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.supplyd.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.supplyd.co/mcp/what-you-can-do.md).

# What you can do

The Supply'd information and business questions available through MCP.

Supply'd MCP helps an AI assistant find, connect and explain authorised Supply'd information. You can move naturally from a summary to the underlying records; for example, from a product recipe to its latest production run.

The available information depends on the access you select and your Supply'd permissions.

## Explore the capabilities

* [Available information](/mcp/what-you-can-do/available-information.md)
* [Example questions](/mcp/what-you-can-do/example-questions.md)
* [Reports and help](/mcp/what-you-can-do/reports-and-help.md)
* [Limits and expected behaviour](/mcp/what-you-can-do/limits-and-expected-behaviour.md)

Supply'd MCP is currently read-only. It does not expose administrative, import/export or record-changing actions.


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