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Remote HTTP MCP Server Examples

Copy common settings for popular hosted MCP servers, including GitHub, Supabase, Stripe, and Context7.

Updated Jun 24, 2026

Use remote HTTP MCP servers when the provider hosts the server for you. In CloudCLI, add these from Settings > Configuration > Organization MCP, choose HTTP, then enter the URL and authentication settings.

For OAuth servers, create the server first, then click Connect in the Organization MCP list.

GitHub MCP

GitHub's hosted MCP server is useful for repository search, issues, pull requests, Actions, code security, and other GitHub workflows.

FieldValue
Namegithub
Transporthttp
URLhttps://api.githubcopilot.com/mcp/
Auth modeOAuth when supported, or static bearer token
Identity scopePer-member for normal team use

For static-token setups, add this header:

text
Authorization: Bearer <github-personal-access-token>

Use the smallest GitHub token permissions that cover the tools you need. For organization-wide use, per-member OAuth or per-member tokens usually fit better than one shared admin token.

Supabase MCP

Supabase's remote MCP server can manage projects, query databases, inspect schemas, and work with Supabase platform features.

FieldValue
Namesupabase
Transporthttp
URLhttps://mcp.supabase.com/mcp
Auth modeOAuth
Identity scopePer-member for most teams

Recommended scoped URL:

text
https://mcp.supabase.com/mcp?project_ref=<project-ref>&read_only=true

Use project_ref to keep the server focused on one Supabase project. Use read_only=true unless the agent should be allowed to make schema or data changes.

Stripe MCP

Stripe's remote MCP server supports Stripe API workflows through OAuth, and Stripe also documents a restricted API key fallback for clients that do not support OAuth.

FieldValue
Namestripe
Transporthttp
URLhttps://mcp.stripe.com
Auth modeOAuth, or static bearer token with a restricted API key
Identity scopePer-member for dashboard-user access; shared only for a deliberate service account workflow

For restricted-key setups, add this header:

text
Authorization: Bearer <stripe-restricted-key>

Prefer sandbox mode while testing. For live mode, use restricted keys that grant only the exact resources and actions the agent needs.

Context7 MCP

Context7 provides up-to-date library documentation to coding agents. It is a strong candidate for an organization MCP server because the same documentation lookup tool is useful in every environment.

FieldValue
Namecontext7
Transporthttp
URLhttps://mcp.context7.com/mcp
Auth modeStatic headers
Identity scopeNot applicable

Recommended header:

text
CONTEXT7_API_KEY: <context7-api-key>

Context7 can be used without a key in some clients, but an API key is recommended for higher rate limits.

Security checklist

  • Prefer OAuth or restricted tokens over broad secret keys.
  • Use per-member OAuth when access should follow each user's provider permissions.
  • Use shared OAuth only when the whole organization should act through one shared provider account.
  • Scope provider URLs when supported, such as Supabase project_ref and read_only.
  • Rotate static tokens and remove servers that are no longer needed.

Official references

Last updated June 24, 2026

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