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The API Keys page is your control panel for authentication in Chiplab. From here you can see every AI agent that’s authorized to use your account, check when each one connected and when it was last active, connect new agents, and revoke access you no longer want.

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Connected agents

Every agent session you’ve authorized shows up in a list, with three columns:
  • Name, the agent’s session identifier.
  • Connected, how long ago the session first authenticated.
  • Last active, when Chiplab last saw a request from that session.

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Connecting a new agent

1

Open the connect dialog

Click Connect agent on the API Keys page.
2

Select your agent type

Choose from the available cards, Cursor, OpenCode, Claude Code, and more added over time.
3

Follow the setup steps

Chiplab shows a ready-to-paste configuration snippet with the connection URL pre-filled. Add it to your agent, then complete the browser-based authentication.
4

Confirm the connection

Once authenticated, the new session appears in your Connected agents list.

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Personal access tokens

A pipeline has no browser, so CI authenticates with a personal access token instead of an agent session. Create one on this page, give it a name, and copy the value when Chiplab shows it. That value is shown once. Use it as a bearer token on the MCP server. The full snippet is on Test in CI. Revoke a token from this list when you rotate it. Revoking is immediate.

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Revoking an agent session

Find the session’s row and click Revoke.
Revoking access is immediate and permanent. There’s no grace period, and it can’t be undone. To use Chiplab from that agent again, you’ll need to reconnect and re-authenticate from scratch.

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Next steps

Connect Cursor

Configure Chiplab in Cursor’s MCP settings and authenticate.

Connect OpenCode

Register Chiplab in your OpenCode config and run the auth command.

Connect Claude Code

Add Chiplab via the Claude CLI and authenticate with /mcp.
Last modified on October 5, 2026