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Shared service

Connect to a service your team already runs. Most services speak this way.

What you will be asked for

  • Address
  • Authorization headerSecret
  • Other header
  • Its valueSecret

Where to find these

Connects any service that speaks the standard tool protocol over streamable HTTP: an internal tool, a vendor's endpoint, or something your team wrote.

Service URL

The service endpoint, usually ending in /mcp:

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https://tools.internal.example.com/mcp

Whoever operates the service has this. If they give you an address ending in /sse, use the Shared service (SSE) template instead. The two are not interchangeable.

Authorization

Most services want one of:

  • Bearer token: put the token in the authorization field and Worclaude sends Authorization: Bearer <token>.
  • A custom header: some services use X-API-Key or similar. Put the header name in header_name and the value in header_value.

Leave all three blank for a service that needs no authentication, which is reasonable only on a private network.

Getting a token

There is no single answer, it depends on the service. Ask whoever runs it for a read-only token scoped to what you actually need. The model can call every tool the service exposes, so the token's permissions are the real boundary, not anything configured here.

Connect this source

About a minute, once you have the credentials.