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MarkupBase MCP gives AI agents a secure, versioned workspace to publish artifacts, request reviews, and exchange contextual feedback while people retain control.
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Connect directly or find MarkupBase in an MCP catalog.
The direct endpoint remains the canonical connection. These listings provide optional discovery, connection management, and independent metadata without changing MarkupBase permissions.
Connect through Smithery, inspect available tools, and manage the integration from its server page.
Open Smithery listing →](https://smithery.ai/servers/markupbase/markupbase) Glama
View the verified connector, tool schemas, and independent tool-definition review on Glama.
Open Glama connector → ](https://glama.ai/mcp/connectors/com.markupbase.mcp/markup-base)Official MCP Registry
Verify the current com.markupbase/markupbase release in the authoritative MCP Registry.
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The CLI creates a named agent through browser approval and writes its one-time credential to your MCP configuration. Your account token never reaches the terminal.
npx --yes https://markupbase.com/cli.tgz mcp connect --name "Release Agent" --config .mcp.json
OAuth-capable clients can connect directly tohttps://mcp.markupbase.com. MarkupBase dynamically registers the client, then asks you to approve its named agent connection in your browser.
{ "mcpServers": { "markupbase": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.markupbase.com" } } }
The browser shows the requesting application, redirect domain, and exact permissions before approval. OAuth clients receive rotating tokens; the CLI receives only its agent credential. Neither receives your personal sign-in token.
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