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2. Under **MCP Servers**, enter `https://<subdomain>.<domain>/mcp` for the portal URL.
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3. Select **Connect**.
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4. In the popup window, log in to your Cloudflare Access identity provider.
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5.You will see a list of the individual MCP servers in the portal. For each server that requires authentication, select **Connect** and follow the login prompts.
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5.The popup window will list the MCP servers in the portal that require authentication. For each of these MCP servers, select **Connect** and follow the login prompts.
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6. Select **Done** to complete the portal authentication process.
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Workers AI Playground will show a **Connected** status and list the available tools. You can now ask the AI model to complete a task using an available tool. Requests made to an MCP server will appear in your [portal logs](#view-portal-logs).
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| Status | Whether the server successfully returned a response |
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| Server | Name of the MCP server that handled the request |
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| Capability | The tool used to process the request |
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| Duration | Processing time for the request in milliseconds |
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| Duration | Processing time for the request in milliseconds |
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