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Cline

Add Nodaro to Cline in VS Code as a remote Streamable HTTP server, authorize once with your Nodaro account, and use Nodaro tools in every Cline task.

You connect Cline to Nodaro by adding the Nodaro MCP server, https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp, as a remote Streamable HTTP server in Cline's MCP settings. You authorize it once with your Nodaro account, and the Nodaro tools show up in every Cline task.

Cline has no one-click link: it reads its own MCP settings rather than the VS Code install link, so you add the server by hand.

Open Cline's MCP Servers panel

Open VS Code with the Cline extension installed. Click the Cline icon in the activity bar and open the MCP Servers panel.

Add a remote server

Open Remote Servers and add a server. Paste https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp as a Streamable HTTP server and save.

Sign in and allow access

Cline opens the Nodaro sign-in page in your browser. Sign in with your Nodaro account, review the permissions on the consent screen, and click Allow.

Try it

Back in VS Code, the Cline panel shows the server as connected. In the Cline chat, ask: "Generate an image of a knight using the Nodaro MCP."

Upload files from your project

Cline can run shell commands, so it can send local files to Nodaro directly. prepare_image_upload, prepare_audio_upload and prepare_video_upload return a presigned upload URL and the file's public URL. Cline uploads the file with curl -X PUT and passes the public URL to the next tool. See Upload tools.

If the connection fails

  • The sign-in fails. Check that the URL is exactly https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp, with no trailing slash.
  • The server is connected but lists no tools. Some permissions were not granted. Remove the server, add it again and allow every permission.

More fixes are in Troubleshooting.

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