Connect

The Knowledge Gateway is a remote MCP server. You add it to your AI assistant, then sign in through your browser to start using it.

• Endpoint: https://knowledge-gateway.eks.us-east-2.aws.prd.ybor-studio.p6m.run/mcp
• Sign-in: your Ybor account (browser-based, handled by your client — no tokens, client IDs, or secrets to copy or paste)

Signing in

You'll be sent to a browser to sign in when you connect. Your client keeps you signed in for a while, but you may be prompted to sign in again from time to time.

Pick your client below.

Claude Code

Add the server:

claude mcp add --transport http knowledge-gateway \
  https://knowledge-gateway.eks.us-east-2.aws.prd.ybor-studio.p6m.run/mcp

By default this adds it for you in the current project (--scope local). To make it available across all your projects, add --scope user.

Then, inside a Claude Code session, sign in:

/mcp

Select knowledge-gateway and follow the browser prompt. When it shows as connected, you're ready.

Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop connects to remote servers natively — no config file to edit.

1. Open Settings (macOS: Claude → Settings, or ⌘,; Windows: menu → File → Settings, or Ctrl+,).
2. In the sidebar, click Connectors.
3. Click Add → Add custom connector.
4. Paste the endpoint URL:

   https://knowledge-gateway.eks.us-east-2.aws.prd.ybor-studio.p6m.run/mcp

5. Leave the Advanced settings (OAuth Client ID / Secret) empty — the gateway registers your client automatically. Click Add.
6. A browser window opens for sign-in. Sign in and approve; the connector then shows as Connected.
7. In a chat, open the + / Connectors control at the bottom of the message box to enable the gateway's tools.

Cursor

Cursor is configured by file. Add the server to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (all projects) or .cursor/mcp.json in your project root:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "knowledge-gateway": {
      "url": "https://knowledge-gateway.eks.us-east-2.aws.prd.ybor-studio.p6m.run/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Finding the file

You can open mcp.json from Cursor Settings → Tools & MCPs → New MCP Server.

After saving, go back to Cursor Settings → Tools & MCPs and click Connect on the server. Cursor then prompts you to authenticate in the browser.

Augment

1. Open Augment Settings and go to the MCP menu.
2. Click + to add a server.
3. Choose Add HTTP server.
4. Paste the endpoint URL:

   https://knowledge-gateway.eks.us-east-2.aws.prd.ybor-studio.p6m.run/mcp

5. Set the Server ID (its name): knowledge-gateway.
6. Choose where it applies — Global (all your workspaces) or Workspace (this project only).
7. Augment then prompts you to authenticate — complete the browser sign-in.

Prefer JSON? Import this in the Settings panel.

{
  "servers": {
    "knowledge-gateway": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://knowledge-gateway.eks.us-east-2.aws.prd.ybor-studio.p6m.run/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Verify it's connected

Two quick checks.

1. Your client shows the server connected.

Client	Where to look	Looks like
Claude Code	run /mcp (or claude mcp get knowledge-gateway)	✔ Connected
Claude Desktop	Settings → Connectors	connector shows Connected
Cursor	Settings → MCP	server enabled, green indicator
Augment	Settings → MCP	server shows connected / authorized

2. Ask it a real question. Paste this to your assistant:

Using the knowledge gateway, how do I onboard a new developer to the platform?

You should get back concrete platform steps — something like Workstation Setup → Project Cloning → Development Environment → First Contribution. If you see those, you're fully working.

Didn't work?

• Not connected, or an authentication error — re-run sign-in (/mcp in Claude Code; the authorize/sign-in action in the other clients) and complete the browser login.
• Connected, but the answer is vague or generic — make sure you named the gateway in your question ("Using the knowledge gateway, …") so the assistant actually uses it.
• Still stuck? Reach out to the platform team.