Which URL do I add to my AI assistant?

Add https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp. It is the same URL for every client, with no trailing slash.

Do I need a Nodaro API key to connect an assistant?

No. The client signs you in with OAuth. Your browser opens the Nodaro sign-in page, you allow access on the consent screen, and the client receives its own token.

Which permissions should I allow on the consent screen?

Allow all of them if you want the assistant to use every tool. A tool whose permission you did not grant is hidden from the assistant, so it cannot use it.

How do I check that the connection works?

Ask the assistant to call the ping tool. It answers with pong, your Nodaro user id and the name of your client.

Connect an AI assistant to Nodaro MCP — Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Cursor and more

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Cursor, Cline, Continue, Goose or any MCP client to Nodaro with one server URL and a short OAuth sign-in.

To connect a client to Nodaro, you add one URL to your AI assistant and sign in with your Nodaro account. The URL is https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp for every client. The whole setup takes about a minute, and after it the assistant can use every Nodaro MCP tool you allowed.

The three steps

Copy the MCP URL

https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp

Use it exactly as written, with no trailing slash.

Add a remote server in your client

Open your client's connector or MCP settings and add a remote server with the URL. Choose the Streamable HTTP transport and OAuth sign-in when the client asks. Several clients have a link that opens this step for you; see the table below.

Your browser opens the Nodaro sign-in page. Sign in with your Nodaro account, review the permissions on the consent screen, and click Allow. The client then shows Nodaro as connected, and the tools appear.

Choose your client

Client	Where to add the server	One-click link
Claude	Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector	Opens the dialog with the name and the URL filled in
ChatGPT	Settings › Connectors › Advanced › Developer mode › Create	Opens the create form; you paste the URL
VS Code	Command Palette › MCP: Add Server › HTTP	Installs the server with everything filled in
Cursor	Settings › MCP › Add new MCP server	Installs the server with everything filled in
Cline	MCP Servers › Remote Servers	None
Continue	`config.yaml`, under `mcpServers`	None
Goose	Settings › Extensions › Add custom extension	Adds the extension with everything filled in
Your own client	Any client with Streamable HTTP and OAuth	None

Other clients

These clients also take a remote MCP server. The steps come from each client's own connector settings.

Client	Steps
Lovable	Open Dashboard › Connectors › Add MCP server, or use the Add MCP server link, which opens the dialog without filling it in. Name the server Nodaro, paste the URL, and leave authentication on OAuth. Click Add, authorize, and sign in with Nodaro. The tools appear as a chat connector.
Bolt.new	In the chat box, open the + menu, then Connectors › Manage connectors › Custom MCP server. Paste the URL, choose the HTTP transport and MCP OAuth, and sign in with Nodaro. The tools appear as a Bolt connector.
Base44	Open your profile icon, then Settings › Account › MCP connections. Choose Add custom MCP, paste the URL, set authentication to OAuth, and sign in with Nodaro. Custom MCP servers need a Base44 Builder plan or higher.
v0	Open Settings › MCP connections › Add MCP, or use the MCP connections link. Choose a custom server instead of a preset, paste the URL, set authentication to OAuth, and authorize with Nodaro.
Grok Bot	Open Settings › Plugins and add a custom connector. Paste the URL as the server URL, keep authentication on OAuth, and sign in with Nodaro when Grok asks. On grok.com, the same connector is under Connectors › New Connector › Custom. Grok Bot needs a Cursor Ultra or SuperGrok Heavy plan.
OpenClaw	In the Control UI, open Settings › MCP › Add server, name the server `nodaro`, choose Streamable HTTP and paste the URL. Set the server's authentication to `oauth` and sign in with Nodaro. You can also add the server from the command line, as shown below.
Hermes	Add a `nodaro` entry under `mcp_servers` in `~/.hermes/config.yaml`, with the URL and `auth: oauth`. Then run `/reload-mcp` in a session, or `hermes mcp login nodaro`, and sign in with Nodaro in the browser.

OpenClaw from the command line: add the server with the first command, and set its authentication to oauth. The second command opens the browser so you can sign in with Nodaro. The third command confirms that the tools load.

openclaw mcp add nodaro --url https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp --transport streamable-http
openclaw mcp login nodaro
openclaw mcp doctor nodaro --probe

The Hermes entry in ~/.hermes/config.yaml:

mcp_servers:
  nodaro:
    url: "https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp"
    auth: oauth

The consent screen lists the permissions the client asks for, such as reading your workflows, running generations and uploading files. Allow all of them for full access. A tool whose permission you did not grant is hidden from the assistant. Permissions lists which tool needs which permission.

The consent screen also shows the Nodaro account the client connects as. Click Use a different account to sign in with another account. The client name on the screen is chosen by the client itself and is not verified by Nodaro, so check that the app is the one you are setting up.

Check the connection

Ask the assistant: "Call the Nodaro ping tool." The ping tool answers with pong, your Nodaro user id and the name of your client. Then try a real request, for example "Generate an image of a knight with Nodaro."

If the client shows an error, or shows Nodaro as connected but lists no tools, see Troubleshooting.

Connect a client

The three steps

Copy the MCP URL

Add a remote server in your client

Choose your client

Other clients

Check the connection

Frequently asked questions

Nodaro MCP

Claude

ChatGPT

Your own client

Troubleshooting

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