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  • Introduction
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    • Getting started
      • Claude Desktop
      • ChatGPT
      • Gemini CLI
      • Google ADK
      • Other MCP clients
      • Connecting multiple Agents
    • Authentication
    • Data privacy
    • Built-in prompts
    • FAQ
    • Troubleshooting
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    • get_ada_configuration
    • get_ada_metric
    • get_available_filters
    • get_conversations
    • get_conversation
    • search_knowledge
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    • get_improvement_guide
    • list_entities
    • propose_change
    • get_test_cases
    • get_test_runs
    • get_test_run_quota
    • send_feedback
  • Prompt library
    • Overview
    • Improvement recommendations
    • Quick health checks
    • Create visualizations
    • Diagnose performance issues
    • Identify optimization opportunities
    • Review configuration
    • Search knowledge and coaching
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IntroductionGetting started

Connecting multiple Agents

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If you manage multiple Ada AI Agents, connect them all to your MCP client by adding each one to your config file with a unique name.

Claude Desktop example

1{
2  "mcpServers": {
3    "ada-support": {
4      "command": "npx",
5      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://support-bot.ada.support/api/mcp/oauth"]
6    },
7    "ada-sales": {
8      "command": "npx",
9      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://sales-bot.ada.support/api/mcp/oauth"]
10    }
11  }
12}

OAuth authorization flow

OAuth requires authorizing one AI Agent at a time. When using OAuth, add and authorize each AI Agent individually:

  1. Add the first AI Agent to your config file.
  2. Save and restart your MCP client.
  3. Complete the OAuth login for that AI Agent.
  4. Edit the config file to add the next AI Agent.
  5. Restart and authorize.
  6. Repeat for each additional AI Agent.

API key authorization

With API key authentication, you can add all AI Agents to the config file at once since no interactive login is required. Each AI Agent requires its own API key, generated from the corresponding dashboard under Config > PLATFORM > API keys.