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How to Find Your MCP Connection Details
How to find your MCP connection details
Section titled “How to find your MCP connection details”- Click your profile avatar in the top right corner
- Select API Tokens from the dropdown
- Scroll down to the MCP Connection section
- Or navigate directly to
https://<your-domain>/#/api-tokens
What you’ll find there
Section titled “What you’ll find there”| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Endpoint URL | https://<your-domain>/mcp |
| Transport | Streamable HTTP (JSON mode) |
| Authentication | Authorization: Bearer <your-token> |
The Endpoint URL is your platform’s MCP server address. Click Copy to copy it to your clipboard.
The Transport tells you which MCP transport protocol the server uses — Streamable HTTP in JSON mode. Most modern MCP-compatible tools support this out of the box.
The Authentication field shows the header format required. Use any active API Token from your account as the credential.
What the MCP server exposes
Section titled “What the MCP server exposes”- Custom Apps — list, read, create, update, and version Custom Apps (template, script, server API)
- GraphQL API — run and validate queries/mutations, and search the schema
- Reporting / SQL — run MicroSQL and search the reporting schema
- Lua — search the Lua API, fetch type definitions, validate scripts
- Workflows — list/read workflows, inspect node types, import versions, read executions
- ML & integrations — train/run ML models; build and publish integration definitions
Before you connect
Section titled “Before you connect”You need an active API Token to authenticate. Once you have a token, connect your AI assistant:
- How to Connect Claude Desktop to CoCoCo
- How to Connect Claude Code to CoCoCo