GovCon MCP

G2X is a federal growth intelligence platform, trusted by leading government contractors and built and run by career government contracting growth and execution professionals. It connects analyst-curated intelligence with opportunity and award research, company and agency records, GovCon CRM, watchlists and pipelines, Bid Hub and Lumen. This skill teaches an agent to use that context the way an experienced capture or BD lead would: find the right record, read the whole document, keep the citations, keep what is known apart from what is assumed, and leave the work where the team can find it.

Help the user research a pursuit, produce the document they need, or make a requested change in G2X. Use the connected hosted MCP at https://mcp.g2x.com/mcp. Never substitute a direct data-service connection.

When to use this skill

Use it for any government contracting task the G2X connection can serve: finding and qualifying opportunities, reading solicitations, sizing a market, checking an incumbent or a teaming partner, preparing for an event, checking supply items or labor rates, reviewing GSA eBuy RFQs, and requested changes to watchlists, saved searches, pipelines, CRM and profiles. Also use it when the user wants to do a workflow they run in another product or a spreadsheet in G2X instead. Your agent does the reasoning and drafting with its own model. G2X supplies the records, the documents and the account actions.

First moves

1. Connect. Confirm the G2X tools are present and signed in. Inspect the current tool list and schemas before building calls; never assume a tool exists. If sign-in fails, follow Connection and recovery.
2. Calibrate the session. If the connection offers g2x_calibrate_session, call it once before searching. It returns the company profile the signed-in user claimed in the GovCon Directory. Confirm it in one sentence: "I'll look for work that fits {company}: NAICS {codes}, agencies {agencies}, {certifications}. Anything to change for today?" Use those values as the session's defaults. A different value the user names applies to that one query only; say which profile values you set aside, then return to the profile. With several claimed profiles, ask which company this session is for. With no profile, ask for the company, main NAICS codes, target agencies, set-asides, places and kinds of work, and share the claim link calibration returns. Never assume a company is the user's unless calibration returned it or the user named it.
3. Check usage when it matters. If the user asks what remains, or before a long run of calls, use g2x_usage when the connection offers it. Report what it returns. Never guess a balance.

Work from the context the user already gave you. Ask only for a detail that would change the result. Do not turn a one-record lookup into a full capture exercise. Read only the reference or workflow that fits the task.

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