Connect any MCP client to Synorb to discover news Streams, inspect cited Manifests, and prototype feed behavior with real data. When the feed becomes a shipped app, move the content pull to a backend REST route so credentials stay private and the frontend receives normalized cited rows.
Use any client that can connect to https://mcp.synorb.com/mcp. The generic setup page is /build/mcp.
Use the MCP token in trusted MCP client config. Use the REST api-key and secret from backend code only.
For a shipped app, choose REST for request/response feeds. For higher-volume product delivery, review webhooks or S3 in the docs and plan limits.
An MCP news feed can start as an agent workflow, but a user-facing app needs a backend-owned feed contract. Do not put an MCP token in a public app.
api-key + secret as backend secretsCredential safetyDo not expose MCP tokens, REST API keys, or REST secrets to end users. Use backend routes and environment secrets for shipped products.
MCP Manifest previews help the agent learn the shape. The production route should return a smaller feed object to the frontend.
Uses MCP for discovery, then turns the selected scope into a backend REST implementation.
Use the docs for REST delivery and pricing for quota, cadence, webhooks, and S3 decisions.
Learn how Synorb fits as an MCP server for source-grounded news workflows.
No. MCP is best for interactive agent workflows and prototyping. Production apps should usually use REST, webhooks, or S3 from backend-owned infrastructure.
No. Treat MCP tokens and REST credentials as secrets. Put MCP tokens only in trusted MCP client config and put REST credentials only in backend secrets.
Synorb returns cited Manifests through MCP and REST rows such as data.briefs[] or data.signals[] through the API. Each item should keep its source URL visible.
The canonical setup page for any MCP client is /build/mcp.
The same Synorb MCP connects to major MCP-capable coding agents. Use the matching setup page for your client.
Generate credentials, connect your MCP client, and build a cited news feed.