How to Set Up MCP for Microsoft Todo Using Pipedream?

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Hello, I am new to Pipedream and am bit puzzled on how to set things up. I want to create an MCP for microsoft todo. I connected my account but i don’t understand the server url I am supposed to use. The one in pipedream says the static works for every client: https://mcp.pipedream.net/v2. When I add it to my agent I get MCP SSE Transport Error 401 Unauthorized. I used flowhunt for ms to do to try it out and was successful in getting it to work. But their url is different. Any help is appreciated.

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Can you configure as HTTP instead of SSE?

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I don’t think so. Does pipedream not offer SSE?

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I believe we maybe have dropped support for SSE in the latest version of our consumer-facing server (we’ll update the docs if so).

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Oh…ok…thanks for letting me know. I thought I was doing something wrong.

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Yea, SSE seems to be generally on its way out for most MCP clients

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Oh…ok…that is really good to know. Cheers.

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I heard back from my agent provider. They said this: The MCP protocol we use now is streamable HTTP. Is this compatible with Pipedream? If so, how do I get it to work?

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Yes. There’s nothing you need to do on Pipedream’s end, just plug in the server URL.

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:slightly_smiling_face: thanks. I am such a dolt when it comes to this. I plugged in the server url (https://mcp.pipedream.net/v2) it gives me a 401 unauthorized error. Apparently my provider doesn’t have oauth yet…but they tell me I just need to add “Pipedream API key or authorization header when adding the MCP server URL” Where do I find this?

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The MCP server uses OAuth, which is more secure (and industry-standard) than API key auth, so if they don’t support OAuth for their MCP servers, unfortunately it won’t work right now.

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Thank you !! I appreciate the engagement from you. Cheers,