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Claude Desktop users: skip to Claude Desktop setup — Connectors + OAuth, no token required.Cursor and automation: follow the steps below to create a personal Bearer token.

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1. Open MCP settings in Noux (Cursor / automation)

Sign in to noux.app and go to Integrations → MCP. You will see your organization’s MCP URL and controls to create personal MCP tokens (read-only by default in the UI). Production MCP URL:

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2. Create a personal MCP token (Cursor / automation)

  1. Click Create personal read token (read-only) or create a token with write scope when your organization enables it.
  2. Copy the token immediately — it is shown only once.
  3. Store it securely (password manager or your client’s secret storage).
Each token is personal. It acts as you in your organization, and only you can see or revoke tokens you created. Tokens with the mcp:write scope can call write tools — see the tool reference.
If you lose the token, revoke it and create a new one.

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3. Note your MCP URL

Use https://mcp.noux.app/mcp in production, or the URL shown in Integrations → MCP if your environment differs.

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4. Configure your MCP client

Choose the setup that matches your client: Claude Desktop — use Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector with URL https://mcp.noux.app/mcp, then Connect and sign in to Noux. No manual token required. Cursor and scripts — use your MCP URL from step 3 and header Authorization: Bearer <token-from-step-2>.

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5. Verify the connection

Ask your client to call the get_info tool, or invoke it from a client that lists tools. A successful response includes:
  • organizationId — your Noux organization
  • userId — your user id (the token acts as you)
  • mcpVersion — current MCP API version
  • capabilities — includes read_only; includes write when your token has write scope

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Troubleshooting

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Revoking access

In Integrations → MCP, revoke any token you no longer need. Revocation is immediate.

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Next steps

Browse the tool reference for available tools and pagination patterns.