Read or send work
Read access lists your bots and recent messages. Write access also lets the app send tasks to existing bots and interrupt their work.
Start in an app you already use. Connect it to Sphere Bot, give one of your bots a task and check back on the work through MCP.
Manage connected appsAdd this URL as a remote MCP server in your other app.
https://spherebotapp.com/mcpUse OAuth sign-in. Never paste a model key, E2B key or Sphere password into an MCP configuration.
Sign in to Sphere Bot, set up your model routing and connect your cloud computer. Create a bot to receive the work.
In your other app, add the endpoint below. The app must support remote Streamable HTTP MCP with OAuth sign-in.
Sign in with your Sphere account and review the app’s name and callback. Allow read access, or read and write access to send tasks and stop work.
Ask your connected app to list your bots and send a task to the one you choose. Follow the progress there, then open Sphere Bot for questions, approvals and the final result.
Read access lists your bots and recent messages. Write access also lets the app send tasks to existing bots and interrupt their work.
Account → Connected apps shows each connection and its permissions. Remove a connection there to stop its access immediately.
Tasks use your existing Sphere cloud computer, model routing and usage limits. This connection cannot reach a Docker computer on your desktop.
The connected app can read recent user and bot text. Secret prompts, raw tool calls and shared rooms are excluded. Review questions, approvals and files in Sphere Bot. Stopping work does not undo actions already completed.