MCP Servers

Step 1. Connecting OAuth Provider

We support popular OAuth providers including Auth0, PropelAuth, and Clerk for secure authentication with your MCP server.

Configuration Requirements

To connect your OAuth provider, you’ll need to provide the following credentials:

OAuth Client ID

The public identifier from your OAuth application configuration. This is used to identify your application to the OAuth provider.

OAuth Client Secret

The secret credential your OAuth application uses when exchanging tokens. Keep this secure and never expose it in client-side code.

OAuth Authentication URL

The OAuth authorization URL for your provider. This is where users are redirected to authenticate with your chosen provider.

Step 2. Creating Data Scoped Tenants

After configuring your OAuth provider, you’ll need to create tenants with appropriate data permissions. This ensures that only date relevant to the tenant as defined by you is available to them.

You can do this either through the frontend interface or programmatically using the API.

Using the Frontend

Navigate to the MCP section in your dashboard to create and configure tenants with specific data access permissions.

Using the API

Alternatively, you can create tenants programmatically using our API endpoints. See the Create tenant documentation for detailed API usage.

Step 3. Confirm Details and Launch

Once you’ve configured your OAuth provider and set up your tenants with appropriate data permissions, you’re ready to launch your MCP server. Review your configuration to ensure all details are correct before going live.