> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.oriant.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# MCP Connections

> Register an MCP server with Oriant so your AI clients can reach it through the gateway.

An **MCP Connection** is your workspace's route to one MCP server: a name, unique in your workspace, plus the server's URL. AI clients reach it at:

```text theme={null}
https://app.oriant.app/mcp/{name}
```

Oriant forwards only to registered connections. Adding or removing a connection needs a Permission that the Owner and Admin Roles hold.

## Add a connection

Open **MCP Connections** and click **Add connection**. Pick a server Oriant has verified, or add any other by its URL.

| Server | What it reaches | Setup |
| - | - | - |
| Linear | Issues, projects, cycles and comments | Oriant registers itself |
| PostHog | Product analytics, insights, feature flags and experiments | Oriant registers itself |
| Cloudflare | Workers, DNS, storage and account settings | Oriant registers itself |
| Slack | Search, channels, threads, canvases and messages | Your own Slack app |
| Asana | Tasks, projects, portfolios and comments | Your own Asana app |

Most servers let Oriant register itself, so there is nothing to paste. For servers that need your own app, Oriant shows the steps and the redirect URL to use, then asks for the client ID and secret.

## How people sign in

Each person signs in to the MCP server with their own account the first time they use a connection. Oriant stores that token encrypted and uses it only to forward their calls. The AI client never sees it.

## Remove a connection

Removing a connection stops all use from the next request, deletes every member's stored token for it, and keeps its call history. Adding the server again under the same name creates a new connection that everyone must sign in to again.


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