Getting a key
MCP uses its own, separately approved credential. As an account administrator, open Settings → Integrations → MCP, request access for the account, wait for approval, then copy the key when it is revealed. It is shown once.A REST scoped key cannot be used for MCP, and an MCP key is rejected on the
REST routes. The MCP key must carry
mcp:use plus only the resource scopes
the tools you enable actually need.Required headers
Handshake
1
Initialize
2
Send the initialized notification
3
List the tools your key may use
4
Call a read-only tool

