Has anyone turned a Kentico Website into an MCP sever?

I am wondering if anyone has turned an existing website into an MCP server for AI. Use case is private business information repository available to members by login only - so I cant just point an agent to the public website. Information is not publicly available, we have proven that other agents cant surface this information. We want to produce the content as an MCP server for their on site agent. It uses the information in pages and documents in the content hub.

Has anyone done that type of thing yet?

Environment

  • Xperience by Kentico version: Latest
  • .NET version: 10
  • Execution environment: Private cloud ( Virtual machine)

Answers

Mike Rahel just gave a presentation about this at Kentico Connection North America 2026. His website, RefinedElement.com, is built on Xperience and has an MCP server for agents.

I'll let him go into details on the topic. He mentioned he might record his presentation so everyone who didn't attend the event could benefit from his ideas.

Thanks for the mention, Sean! Yes, Danielle—I've built something similar with Xperience by Kentico for Ask Refined Element.

At a high level, the content stays in Kentico, where editors manage and publish it as usual. An MCP server gives agents a way to search and retrieve that content without having to navigate the website.

Mine serves public content, so your member-only access adds another consideration: connecting the agent to your authentication and making sure it can retrieve only the information that member is allowed to see. Content Hub documents would also need their text made searchable.

Happy to share more about how I approached it or help you work through the specifics of your setup, feel free to email me - [email protected]

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