AI agents can browse the web, write code, call APIs, manage files, and execute multi-step workflows with minimal human input. But there’s one part of the stack they’ve never been able to touch: the network layer.
Until now.
We’re announcing X-VPN MCP — a standalone VPN product built exclusively for AI agents, using Model Context Protocol (MCP) to make network control a first-class capability in agent-driven workflows.
You can get early access by applying for it through this MCP Beta Recruitment Survey.
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What Is MCP, and Why Does It Matter for VPNs?
Model Context Protocol is an open standard introduced by Anthropic in 2024. It gives AI systems a structured way to call external tools — so agents can interact with services, APIs, and system capabilities through a consistent command interface.
Most MCP tools today focus on things like file access, search, or code execution. We think network control belongs in that same layer.
With X-VPN MCP, AI agents running inside tools like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can issue VPN commands directly as part of their execution — no separate UI, no manual switching, no workflow interruption.
What AI Agents Will Be Able to Do
The initial release is focused on the core network actions that matter most for automated tasks — with more capabilities on the way.
Check VPN status
Know whether a connection is active before proceeding with a task
Switch server locations
Move to a specific region when the task requires it
Change VPN protocols
Select the right protocol for the job — mid-execution
Manage connections
Connect or disconnect on demand, anywhere in the workflow
These aren’t just convenience features. For developers building agents that work with region-dependent APIs, test geo-restricted services, or need consistent network behavior across runs, having this control inside the agent loop is a meaningful capability shift.
If you have a use case or feature in mind, joining the beta is the best way to shape what comes next. Apply by filling out this quick MCP Beta Recruitment Survey and you’ll be automatically added to the first-to-try waitlist.
Why We’re Building This as a Standalone Product
We want to be clear about something: this is not a feature added to our existing consumer VPN app. X-VPN MCP is a separate product, purpose-built for AI agent use cases.
Consumer VPN interfaces are designed for human interaction — clicks, toggles, dashboards. Agents need something different: a clean, programmable control layer that fits naturally into automated execution.
Building this as its own product lets us optimize for exactly that, without the constraints of a general-purpose UI.
Who This Is For
If you’re a developer working with AI coding agents and you’ve run into any of the following, X-VPN MCP is being built with you in mind:
- Tasks that depend on regional network behavior
- Workflows that need consistent connection state across runs
- Testing pipelines that touch geo-restricted APIs or services
- Any setup where managing a VPN separately from the agent is friction you’d rather not have
Shape the Product Before Launch
We have an internal beta running right now and are opening it to a limited group of developers. Fill out our MCP Beta Recruitment Survey — it takes about two minutes and helps us understand your setup, use cases, and which tools you’re working with. Selected participants will be automatically added to the first-to-try waitlist.
The survey covers: your role, AI tools you use, MCP familiarity, use case description, preferred agents (Codex / Claude Code / Cursor / Windsurf), and feedback availability.
Try X-VPN MCP Beta
Built for AI agents. Shaped by developers.
