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API and MCP credentials

An API or MCP token lets another program access Tetri without your password. Each token has a name, client, and expiration date. The secret is shown once, and every request appears in the access log.

DocumentationDocsGuideSettingsApi AccessMcpAccess Tokens

Existing credentials

The token list shows its name, client, creation date, expiration date, and last use. Revoke a token if its client is no longer used or cannot be identified.

Client and expiration date

The name should identify the app or script using the token. Choose whether it will be used by an API client or an MCP client. The expiration date ends access automatically.

One-time secret display

The full token is shown only when it is created. Save it directly in the client secret store. Do not paste it into chat, source code, screenshots, or notes.

Request log and access revocation

The request log shows the time, operation, result, and token for every call. If an unknown request appears, revoke the token first and then investigate the client.