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Add Nodaro to Continue in VS Code or JetBrains with an mcpServers entry in config.yaml, sign in with OAuth, and use Nodaro tools from the Continue chat.
You connect Continue to Nodaro by adding the Nodaro MCP server, https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp, to the mcpServers list in Continue's config.yaml. The extension then asks you to sign in with your Nodaro account, and the Nodaro tools become available in the Continue chat, in VS Code or in a JetBrains IDE.
Continue is configured with a file, so there is no one-click link.
Open Continue's config.yaml
Open VS Code or your JetBrains IDE with the Continue extension installed, and open Continue's config.yaml.
Add the Nodaro server
Add an entry to the mcpServers list with the type streamable-http and the Nodaro URL:
mcpServers:
- name: Nodaro
type: streamable-http
url: https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcpReload and sign in
Save the file and reload the extension. Continue opens the Nodaro sign-in page in your browser. Sign in, review the permissions on the consent screen, and click Allow.
Try it
Back in your editor, the Continue chat lists the Nodaro tools. Ask: "Generate an image of a knight using Nodaro."
If the connection fails
- Continue does not ask you to sign in. Check that the entry is under
mcpServers, that the type isstreamable-http, and that the URL is exactlyhttps://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp. Then reload the extension. - The server is connected but lists no tools. Some permissions were not granted. Remove the entry, reload, add it again and allow every permission.
More fixes are in Troubleshooting.
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