Nexla implements native support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) as part of its objective to turn any source into a "data product". This process involves adding metadata, sample data, and documentation, while also supporting multiple protocols like RESTful APIs. The company emphasizes that adopting MCP necessitates careful consideration and engineering efforts. Nexsets are created from any source and are central to data access, containing essential artifacts such as validation rules and support for various integration methods.
Nexsets contain a number of artefacts, including metadata that represents the data schema, sample data, documentation, validation rules that are applied to data as it moves and protocol support.
Nexla uses an LLM (currently AG2) to introspect data and metadata and then generate connectors and Nexsets that become the central access point for all data.
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