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An AI agent, such as Claude or Cursor, can work in Collabase for a member: read projects, work items and pages, create a work item, change a status and write a comment. The agent connects through your Collabase address, and the member agrees once on a consent page. The agent then acts with that member’s rights and never with more. Open Admin → Members and access → Apps and agents to control this. Only system administrators see the page.

Registration is off by default

An application must be known to Collabase before it can ask anyone for access. Two ways exist, and both are off until you switch one on.
With either setting on, anyone who can reach your instance can make an application ask your members for access. Every member still decides on the consent page, and the page shows the name the application gave itself and the address it returns to. Switch a setting on when you expect agents, and off again when you do not.
A setting takes effect immediately. Every change is recorded in the audit log with the name of the setting, never a value.

Connect an agent

1

Switch on a way to register

In Registration, switch on Dynamic registration. Most agents register this way.
2

Copy the MCP address

Under Connect an agent, copy the MCP endpoint and enter it in the agent. The agent finds the sign-in addresses by itself.
3

Let a member agree

The agent opens a Collabase sign-in. After signing in, the member sees what the agent asks for and chooses Allow or Deny.

What an agent may ask for

Agents ask for the same areas an API token uses, such as work items, comments and pages, each with a level. Two rules limit them:
  • An agent never receives the level Administer of any area.
  • The scopes that list everyone on the instance, Users and Groups, go to system administrators only. A member who asks for them is simply not granted them.
Guests cannot connect agents.

Registered applications

The list shows every application that registered, how it registered, the address it returns to and the date. To remove an application, select the bin icon and confirm. Its tokens and the consent of every member are deleted at once, and its next call is refused. The application can register again only while a registration setting is on.

Take access away from one member

Open Admin → Users, open the menu of the member and select Connected apps. The dialog lists what that member connected. Select an application to withdraw its access. The member can allow it again later.

What happens in other cases

An agent that changes things is limited to 30 changes per minute. Reading is not limited by this.
Last modified on October 13, 2026