Any MCP client × Tapter
Windsurf, Zed, Raycast, Cline, n8n and everything else. One universal guide: one address, one sign-in, no keys.

Tapter is an ordinary remote MCP server. If your client speaks MCP over HTTP, it will connect — no keys, no tokens, no password.

Connector address

The only thing you need to enter:

https://tapter.one/mcp

The transport is Streamable HTTP. Authorisation is OAuth with automatic client registration: you don’t have to create an app or issue a client_id yourself.

Format 1 — mcpServers with url

The most common one. This is how the configs of Cursor, Windsurf, Cline and many others are built:

{ "mcpServers": { "tapter": { "url": "https://tapter.one/mcp" } } }

Format 2 — with an explicit type

If the client wants the transport spelled out (VS Code, for example):

{ "servers": { "tapter": { "type": "http", "url": "https://tapter.one/mcp" } } }

You’ll also meet other field names: httpUrl in Gemini CLI, serverUrl in Antigravity. The address is the same everywhere.

If your client only speaks local servers

Older clients can only run local commands (stdio). There’s an adapter for them:

npx mcp-remote https://tapter.one/mcp

It raises a local bridge to the remote server and opens the browser for sign-in itself.

Sign in and check

On the first connection a Tapter window opens asking for access. Check the app name and click Allow.

Then ask the agent: “show my Tapter links”. If it answers, everything works.

Where to find this in Tapter

Every connected app and AI agent is visible in the Tapter app: Settings → API access. The API overview, block schemas and the OpenAPI spec live there too — along with the disconnect button.

Мобильный экран с заголовком «Доступ по API», описанием токена, тремя пунктами: «Обзор API и соглашения», «Типы блоков и схемы», «Спецификация OpenAPI», и разделом «Подключённые приложения», где указано: «Пока ничего не подключено. Добавьте Tapter коннектором в своём MCP-клиенте по адресу https://tapter.one/mcp – разрешение он спросит здесь.»
FAQ
Is it safe?
The app acts on your behalf and never sees your password. You can revoke access at any time in Settings → API access.
What can the agent do?
Read your links and everything on them: text, buttons, images, socials; create new links, add, edit, and delete blocks; upload images to your account.
What if my client isn’t on the list?
It doesn’t matter. MCP is an open protocol: any client that can add a remote server by address will do. Look in its settings for MCP, Connectors, Integrations or Tools.
Do I need an API key?
No. Tapter grants access itself through the consent window. If your client insists on a token typed in by hand, you can create one in the API access section.
How do I disconnect?
Delete the server in your client and turn the app off in Tapter: Settings → API access. After that its next request will stop working.
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