straza connect

Connect your own account to an MCP server; no server lists your connections

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Synopsis

Connect your own account to an MCP server that needs each caller’s own sign-in or token. With no server named, the command lists your connections. On a sign-in server it prints your credentials page, where you sign in and finish. On a token server it asks for the token with the input hidden.

The token also reads from stdin when stdin is not a terminal, and never from an argument. straza disconnect takes a connection away. An administrator or a sponsor stores another user’s token with strazactl connect. A sign-in is stored only by the person who signs in.

straza connect [server] [flags]

Examples

  straza connect
  straza connect midpoint
  straza connect github --expires 2026-12-31

Options

      --allow-agents     let the agents you sponsor use this connection (=false takes it back)
      --expires string   the date the token stops working, as YYYY-MM-DD

See also

• straza: Straza client: enroll this machine, wire the hooks and decide each tool call