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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2026 · 4 MIN

Zeplyn Introduces Agent Studio and MCP Server, Giving Wealth Management Firms Control of the Intelligence and the Interface

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In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the latest advancements in artificial intelligence within the wealth management sector, focusing on Zeplyn's innovative tools, Agent Studio and MCP Server. These tools are designed to give wealth management firms unprecedented control over their artificial intelligence capabilities and client interactions. Zeplyn, a leading artificial intelligence operating system, enables firms to create custom artificial intelligence agents that can be integrated into existing applications, enhancing consistency and preserving the firm's unique approach to client service. To learn more about Zeplyn, visit zeplyn.ai. Agent Studio allows firms to define how artificial intelligence agents should operate using plain-language instructions, enabling tasks such as preparing annual review briefs or drafting client emails in the firm's voice. The Zeplyn Model Context Protocol Server extends these agents beyond the Zeplyn interface, allowing them to be used across various technology environments without the need for separate connections. This infrastructure empowers firms to scale their expertise and integrate artificial intelligence into the tools their advisors prefer. Both capabilities are available now, operating within Zeplyn's governance architecture, ensuring secure and efficient use of client data.

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