Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) is now live on the Process Street MCP server. Any standard MCP client can connect to Process Street over OAuth by registering itself automatically — no manual client ID, secret, or callback URL configuration needed.

What changed

Until now, connecting an MCP client to Process Street required a manual setup: each client needed a pre-configured client ID and secret, and callback URLs had to be added on the server side. Only clients set up by hand — such as Claude and Dash — could connect.

With DCR enabled, any MCP client that supports the standard can register itself. That opens the door to a wide range of tools, including ChatGPT (developer mode), VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI, among others.

How to connect

1. Open your MCP client and add a new MCP server connection.
2. Enter the server URL: https://mcp.process.st.
3. When prompted for a registration method, choose Dynamic Client Registration (usually the default).
4. Leave the Client ID and Client Secret fields empty.
5. Sign in on the consent screen and approve the connection.

That’s it — your client is connected and ready to use.

Manage your connected apps

Every connected app appears under Profile → Apps. From there, you can see which apps have access and revoke any connection at any time.

Good to know

• Existing Claude and Dash connections are unchanged — no action needed.
• Clients that don’t support DCR (such as Gemini Enterprise) still can’t connect this way.

For the full setup guide covering each supported client, see Using Process Street’s MCP Server.