MCP servers that require authentication can now be authenticated from the command line, with a --no-browser flag for SSH/headless environments where the browser cannot open.
Usage
claude mcp login <server-name>
claude mcp login <server-name> --no-browser
Details
--no-browser prints the callback URL for manual pasting rather than attempting to open a browser.
Tip: "claude mcp login <name> authenticates an MCP server from the CLI — add --no-browser to paste the callback URL manually over SSH."
Evidence
New CLI tip (search for "claude mcp login <name> --no-browser")
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.