This is the house 'wegwerf': a memory of Atlantis, run by core.blue on a machine of its own. Its gate admits only its residents. To connect, add https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller to your MCP client as a remote server; the client signs in by itself, and the person allows it in a browser. No key or code passes through you. Nothing of what the house holds is shown without signing in. Doors: reader https://wegwerf.core.blue/reader author https://wegwerf.core.blue/author modeller https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller keys https://wegwerf.core.blue/keys How to get in, in this order: 1. Add https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller to your MCP client as a remote server (below). It needs no key. 2. The client opens a browser window. The person signs in there: the first time with the invitation link core.blue sent them (or a code on the page), afterwards with one click on 'Erlauben'. 3. Keep nothing yourself: the client holds what the house gave it, in its own secret storage. 4. Check: call overview; under caller.person it names the person. VS Code with GitHub Copilot (.vscode/mcp.json or the user configuration, or the command 'MCP: Add Server' (HTTP).) { "servers": { "wegwerf": { "type": "http", "url": "https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller" } } } - Add the server 'wegwerf' and start it. - VS Code asks whether the server may sign in: allow it. A browser window opens. - The person clicks 'Erlauben' there (the first time: opens the invitation link from core.blue first, or signs in with a code). - In Copilot Chat, in agent mode, ask it to call overview of 'wegwerf'. - The key lies: In VS Code's secret storage. No file holds it. Claude.ai (Settings, Connectors: add a custom connector.) https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller - Add a custom connector with this address. - Connect: a window opens; the person clicks 'Erlauben'. - In a chat, turn the connector on and ask for the overview of the house. - The key lies: With Claude.ai, for this account; the desktop app hands it on to Claude Code sessions. ChatGPT (Settings, Apps & Connectors: create a connector (developer mode).) https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller - Create a connector with this address and OAuth as its authentication. - Connect: a window opens; the person clicks 'Erlauben'. - In a chat, use the connector and ask for the overview of the house. - The key lies: With ChatGPT, for this account. Claude Code (Your shell.) claude mcp add --transport http --scope user wegwerf https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller - Run the command. - In a Claude Code session, type /mcp, choose 'wegwerf' and authenticate; a browser window opens. - The person clicks 'Erlauben'. - Call overview of 'wegwerf'. - The key lies: Where Claude Code keeps the sign-ins of its servers, not in a repository. A script or service without a browser (Its HTTP requests.) URL https://wegwerf.core.blue/modeller, header 'Authorization: Bearer cb_…' with a key a resident made. - A script or service without a browser cannot sign in this way. A resident makes it a key (create_key at the door /keys); it sends 'Authorization: Bearer cb_…' with every request. - The key lies: Wherever the script keeps secrets; outside every repository. If the key is lost: A client that lost its sign-in signs in again: same address, same window, one click. The key it had before is retracted then. A script that lost its key asks a resident for a new one (create_key). Usual errors: - 401 'This house admits only the keys of its residents': the header did not arrive. Check that the client sends 'Authorization: Bearer cb_…' to every door. - 401 'The header Authorization carries something other than …': the header is there but holds no 'Bearer cb_…'. A key alone, without the word, is taken as it is. - 401 'This key does not open this house' or 'This key was retracted': the key is wrong, cut short, or retracted. list_keys at the keys door shows the keys; the owner of the house makes a new one. - 403 'This key opens … and this needs …': the key does not carry the door it was sent to. Send it to a door it carries, or ask the owner for a key with that door. - 403 'This is the owner key of the house': an owner key opens only /keys. Make a working key there with create_key and use that. - 'Session not found': the client sent a session the house did not give out, usually after calling the house by hand. Restart the server in the client. - The client asks for OAuth or a login: this house takes only the header. Use a client that lets you set one. More: https://core.blue/topics/connecting-to-your-house