On-Prem Notifications

No more juggling personal access tokens. The CodeScene MCP Server now supports OAuth login, so you and your team can authenticate straight from your AI assistant, no manual tokens required. To start using it, update your CodeScene MCP Server to the latest version, then sign in via the login prompt, the Command Palette, or just by asking your assistant to log you in. (On-prem? Set your instance URL first, then sign in the same way. Running via Docker? OAuth isn't supported there yet, stick with a Personal Access Token.)

Already have a personal access token set up? Remove it first, a configured token always takes precedence over OAuth, so it'll otherwise keep being used instead of your new login.

📖 Using VS Code? Follow our new Quick Start Guide: Running CodeScene's MCP Server in VS Code

📖 Using another IDE (Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, IntelliJ, and more)? See Getting Started with CodeScene MCP

🤔 Questions? Reach out to customersuccess@codescene.com.

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