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MCP Quick Start

Use this path when you already have an MCP server URL or a local stdio server command.

Remote HTTP Server​

Add the remote server with the positional URL form:

iac-code mcp add --transport http yuque https://mcp.example.com/yuque/mcp

If the server uses OAuth, start the authorization flow:

iac-code mcp auth yuque

After authorization, run a bounded health check:

iac-code mcp get yuque --check

Stdio Server​

For stdio servers, put the subprocess command after --. A remote HTTP server does not need a wrapper: add it with --transport http as shown above.

iac-code mcp add local-files --scope user -- npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem ./templates

Then inspect the configured server without connecting:

iac-code mcp get local-files --config-only

Next Steps​

  • Use MCP Configuration for scopes, project files, headers, OAuth options, and advanced JSON forms.
  • Use OAuth and Security for token storage, reset, and approval behavior.
  • Use Troubleshooting when a server is pending approval, needs auth, or fails to connect.