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MCP

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MCPWorkspace
What it is

Access is one HTTP endpoint and one bearer key per person, issued on the Access page in the account. The same key reaches every project that person is allowed to read. The page also tells you whether the key has actually arrived at GitMir — with the time and the tool that got through — so that "a key exists" and "the connection works" stop looking identical from your side.

What you do
01

Open Access in your account and reveal or copy your key

02

Add the endpoint to your client with the key as a bearer header

03

Restart the client and confirm the tools are listed

04

Come back to the Access page to see the last connection and how it arrived

05

Rotate the key from the same screen if it ever leaks

What it does not do

A key belongs to a person, not to an agent or to a single repository: you cannot issue a key scoped to one project, and cutting off an agent means rotating that person's key. Access is MCP over HTTPS with a bearer token — there is no OAuth app and no third-party marketplace listing. A viewer's key is refused by the three tools that write. The key is never shown anywhere but inside the account.

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