orriven

Endpoint

https://api.orriven.com/mcp

The only address the agent needs. Streamable HTTP. No local process.

Set up

The client discovers the auth endpoints, registers itself, and opens the consent page. Nothing is installed on the machine.

A custom connector. Claude registers with orriven and opens the console for you to allow it.

  1. 01

    Open Settings → Connectors

    Select Add custom connector.

  2. 02

    Enter the endpoint

    Enter https://api.orriven.com/mcp and confirm. Claude registers and starts the authorization redirect.

  3. 03

    Allow access

    Sign in if asked, review the redirect host, then Allow. Enable the connector in the conversation.

Authorization

The first time a client connects with an account, the console shows the client name, the redirect host, and the same permissions that account has.

  • If you are not signed in, sign in with password or company SSO, then return to this page.
  • Check the redirect host: claude.ai for Claude.ai, localhost for a local tool. The name can be copied; the host cannot.
  • Allow issues the token. Deny cancels. The same client is not asked again until the token expires or you remove it.

Only allow a request you started in this session. Do not allow a link from a message you did not expect.

Tools

MCP · CLI

Identity

  • whoami

    The signed-in account.

  • list_organizations

    Organizations and the role in each.

  • list_workspaces

    Workspaces the account can open.

API keys

  • list_api_keys

    Keys in a workspace. Revoked keys hidden by default.

  • create_api_key

    Mint a secret key. The plaintext is returned once.

  • create_publishable_key

    Mint a publishable key for a storefront origin.

  • set_publishable_key_origins

    Replace the origin allowlist.

  • revoke_api_key

    Revoke a key. It disappears from the default list.

Webhooks

  • list_webhook_event_types

    Event types a webhook can subscribe to.

  • list_webhook_endpoints

    Endpoints, including the signing secret.

  • create_webhook_endpoint

    Register an endpoint.

  • update_webhook_endpoint

    Change URL, events, or enabled state.

  • ping_webhook_endpoint

    Send a test delivery.

  • list_webhook_deliveries

    Recent deliveries for an endpoint.

  • resend_webhook_delivery

    Replay a delivery.

Logs & metrics

  • list_api_request_logs

    Filter by status, method, path, or key.

  • get_api_request_log

    One request, including bodies.

  • get_api_metrics

    Traffic for 1, 7, or 30 days.

What it does not do

  • It does not create events, ticket types, or registrations. Issue a key, then call the Developer API.
  • It does not accept API keys or console session tokens. Login is OAuth, as a person.
  • It does not skip consent for a new client. The second visit from the same client does.

Disconnect

Remove the connector in the client — Connector settings in Claude.ai, or the command below in Claude Code. Access tokens last one hour, renew while in use, and expire after seven days idle.

claude mcp remove orriven
User guide

Questions

Which agents can connect?
Any client that speaks remote MCP over Streamable HTTP and OAuth 2.1. Claude.ai custom connectors, Claude Code, Cursor, and MCP Inspector are the ones already in use.
Is this the same as the Developer API?
No. MCP is the management surface: keys, webhooks, logs. Event data stays on `/v1` with an `osk_` key that MCP can mint.
How do I remove it?
Delete the connector in the client, or run `claude mcp remove orriven`. Tokens are not cached past a ban check.

Connect MCP to a workspace

We will walk the consent page against your organization and confirm the agent only sees what you see.

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