Kiro#
Complete the base setup first
See Base setup before continuing. You will need your instance base URL and an Intelligence Center API Token.
Configure the EIQ MCP server in Kiro#
Steps#
Open Settings from the bottom-left of the Kiro application.
Go to the Configure MCP section.
Click Open User MCP Config (JSON) and paste the configuration below.
In the
url, provide your instance URL, and in theAuthorizationheader provide the API Token generated from your Intelligence Center.Save the JSON.
{
"mcpServers": {
"eiq-mcp": {
"url": "<Instance-base-url>/mcp/public/",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <token_here>"
},
"disabled": false,
"autoApprove": []
}
}
}
Security note
The bearer token grants access to your Intelligence Center. Keep these principles in mind:
Connect only to MCP servers you trust and control, and remove any server you no longer use.
Always use an HTTPS instance URL and ensure its SSL/TLS certificate is valid.
Treat the token as a secret — do not commit the config file to source control, and rotate the token regularly.
Verify the connection#
From your keyboard, press Command + Up Arrow + L to open the chat.
In the chat, type
create entityand provide a title, type, and description — this exercises the Create entity tool.Confirm the entity appears in the Intelligence Center.
Other MCP tools can be used the same way from the chat.
Troubleshooting#
Issue |
Resolution |
|---|---|
Server won’t connect |
Open the Kiro panel, go to the MCP Servers tab, and check the connection status indicator. Ensure the |
Authentication errors |
Verify your API token and ensure it is prefixed with |
Tools not appearing |
Ensure |
Need more detail |
Open the Output panel, select Kiro - MCP Logs from the dropdown, and review the error messages. |
More help
For general Kiro issues, see the Kiro troubleshooting guide and the MCP security best practices.