VS Code

Connect VS Code

VS Code’s AI tooling (Copilot Chat and compatible MCP-aware extensions) supports OAuth-protected remote MCP servers — connect Naoria to keep agent sessions in your editor grounded in your brand profile.

01
Add Naoria as an MCP server
In VS Code's MCP settings (or a compatible extension’s MCP configuration), add a new server using Naoria's MCP server URL: https://mcp.naoria.io/mcp.
02
Let it discover the authorization server
VS Code reads Naoria’s public discovery documents at /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource and /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server to find the OAuth server automatically.
03
Sign in and review the consent screen
You’re sent to Naoria to sign in (if you aren’t already), then to a consent screen that names exactly which brand and scope VS Code is asking for.
04
Authorize the connection
Approve the request. VS Code receives an access token scoped to the brand(s) you approved — it cannot read brands outside that scope.
05
Use it, then check it anytime
Ask your agent session to pull your brand profile or boundaries while it works. Every call is logged; review or revoke access anytime from /connections inside Naoria.

Most of Naoria’s MCP tools only read. Proposing, importing or approving a change to a brand’s data needs the write permission and an Owner, Admin or Editor role on that brand.

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