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The Affinity MCP Server supports two authentication methods: OAuth (recommended for supported clients) and API key.
OAuth authentication is only supported with the hosted MCP server (https://mcp.affinity.co/mcp). If you are running a self-hosted MCP server, use API key authentication instead.
OAuth is the preferred way to connect to the Affinity MCP Server. It provides a secure, token-based connection without requiring you to manage API keys manually, and is supported by Claude (Desktop, Web, and CLI), Notion, and ChatGPT.

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Authorizing Access

When you connect a supported client for the first time, you’ll be redirected to Affinity to authorize access. The OAuth consent screen shows the permissions being requested:
OAuth consent screen
By default, the MCP server requests both read and write access. If you want to grant read-only access so the MCP server can look up data but not modify anything, uncheck the first scope before clicking Allow.

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Managing OAuth Clients

Any admin can view and disable OAuth access for each client by navigating to Settings → Affinity MCP. These settings apply organization-wide for all users. On Enterprise plans, admins can scope this capability to specific roles via Settings → Users and Permissions → Roles → Manage MCP Agents.
MCP Settings page showing connected OAuth clients

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API Key

For clients that don’t support OAuth, or if you prefer to authenticate with a key directly, generate an Affinity API key and pass it as a Bearer token in your client configuration.

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Obtaining Your API Key

  1. Log in to your Affinity account
  2. Navigate to Settings → Manage Apps
  3. Click New App and enter a name (e.g. John’s MCP) and a description (e.g. API key for my MCP server connected to Claude). API version and IP Allowlist can be left blank.
  4. Copy the generated API key
Add New App dialog in Affinity Settings