Connect a toolkit view
Choose Everything or a single toolkit when you connect an MCP client.
Choose the tools your MCP client sees and can call when you authorize the connection.
Before you start: your account must have the connection setup in Connect.
Open connection setup
Go to Connect and select your MCP client.
Configure your client
Follow the displayed instructions using https://link.mcpmarket.com/mcp. When you sign in, every toolkit uses this same URL and you pick the toolkit on the next screen. Connecting with an API key instead? See Connect with an API key below: the URL carries the toolkit there, so the bare one presents Everything.
Authorize access
Sign in, choose your Workspace, then pick a toolkit under Toolkit, or keep No toolkit selected for Everything. Click Approve, or Continue when the application already has authorization.
If you belong to one eligible workspace, it is preselected. With multiple workspaces, choose one explicitly. If the workspace has no toolkits, there is nothing to pick and the connection uses Everything. Everything includes only currently permitted skills and tools in that workspace.
Before you approve, check the screen. From shows the account you're signed in as and the workspace you're sharing. To shows the address that receives access, and the name the app gave itself. Approve only if you just started connecting from that app.
The connection exposes the selected toolkit's currently permitted skills and tools, or Everything in your account. Large Everything catalogs provide search and invoke tools for discovering tools on demand.
The selection filters tools for this application. It does not restrict the OAuth credential to that toolkit; the credential retains your broader permitted MCP access.
Skills use resources in supporting clients, with skill-reading tools available when the skill supports tool delivery. See Connect a toolkit for delivery status and limits.
The connection also supports other MCP features, such as resources, prompts, and input requests, when your client and MCP servers support them. See MCP feature support.
Signed in to the wrong account
If From shows the wrong account, or No workspace available appears, click Switch account. You're signed out of the website (your other MCP connections stay connected). Go back to your app, connect again, and sign in with the right account.
Connect with an API key
You can also connect to https://link.mcpmarket.com/mcp with a personal API key instead of signing in, using your client's bearer token or header setting.
A key signs you in without an authorization screen, so nothing is remembered between connections. It works in the account the key belongs to and shows Everything there by default.
To present a single toolkit instead, use the toolkit-specific URL that connection setup builds for you: go to Connect, select your client, choose the API key method, and pick the toolkit. The URL it gives you carries your choice.
The key still respects your current access. If you lose access to the account, or a toolkit's tools are removed from you, the connection stops showing them.
Choosing a toolkit changes what this connection presents, not what the key can do. The key keeps your broader permitted access in the account it belongs to.
Manage toolkits
Go to Toolkits to create a toolkit or edit its skills and tools.
Change the selection
Delete the connection in your client and reconnect using the same URL. Choose the workspace and toolkit on the authorization screen. Automatic token refresh preserves your selection.
For an API-key connection there is no authorization screen, and reconnecting with the same URL keeps the toolkit that URL already carries. Change the URL instead: use the bare https://link.mcpmarket.com/mcp for Everything, or get the URL for a different toolkit from connection setup as described above, then update it in your client.
Connections that share the same application registration share your latest selection, even across separate sessions. Different registered applications can use different selections.
Renaming a toolkit preserves the selection. Losing account membership or toolkit access, or disabling or deleting the selected toolkit, makes the selection unavailable. It does not switch to Everything. Reconnect and choose an available account and toolkit. Changing this selection does not retarget installed toolkit plugins.
Disconnect
Remove the connection in your client to stop that client using it. Local removal does not revoke the application's OAuth authorization, and already issued credentials may remain valid until they expire.