MCP

1. Create a Notion integration at https://www.notion.so/profile/integrations .
2. After creating the integration, click on the “Access” tab to grant access to the pages and teamspaces you want to export from. Note: This step is required for the integration to access your content.
3. In Rhesis, go to the MCP page and click “Add MCP Server”
4. Select “Notion” as the provider type
5. Enter a connection name and paste the token (it should start with “ntn…”)
6. Test the connection
7. Save

1. Log in to GitHub and click your profile picture → Settings.
2. Select “Developer Settings” from the left sidebar
3. From there, click on “Personal Access Tokens” → “Tokens (classics)”
4. Click on “Generate new token” → “Generate new token (classics)”
5. Choose the scopes required. For Rhesis, you will need to select repo (permission to full access to repositories).
6. In Rhesis, go to the MCP page and click “Add MCP Server.”
7. Select “GitHub” as the provider type.
8. Enter the connection name and paste the token (it should start with “ghp…”).
9. Test the connection
10. Save

1. Go to https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security 
2. Scroll down and click on “Create and manage API token”
3. Follow the instructions to verify your identity
4. Click on “Create an API token”, then select a name and a expiration date
5. In Rhesis, go to the MCP page and click “Add MCP Server.”
6. Select either “Jira” or “Confluence” as provider type (you can use the same API token for both!)
7. In addition to the API token, also insert the email you are registred with Atlassian, and the atlassian workspace URL (yourorg.atlassian.net)
8. Test the connection
9. Save

1. Select “Custom” as the provider type
2. Enter a connection name
3. Provide the full MCP server configuration as JSON in tool metadata
4. Include required authentication tokens in credentials
5. Test the connection
6. Save

Note: Custom MCP server support may not be fully functional in all cases. Contact us  if you have any issues with setting it up!