Summary
Please add a built-in AdaL MCP shortcut for Rezi so users can run:
instead of needing to manually enter the remote HTTP MCP configuration.
Proposed mapping
name: rezi
transport: http
url: https://api.rezi.ai/mcp
Why
Rezi exposes a remote MCP endpoint at:
AdaL already supports custom remote HTTP MCP servers through:
/mcp add <name> --transport http --url <https://...>
Adding Rezi to the built-in shortcut registry would make setup easier and reduce copy/paste errors for users connecting AdaL to Rezi.
Related Rezi docs PR
I opened a documentation PR on the Rezi MCP repository that documents the current manual AdaL setup path:
rezi-io/rezi-mcp#1
Current manual workaround
Inside AdaL chat input:
/mcp add rezi --transport http --url https://api.rezi.ai/mcp
If authentication does not open automatically:
Then select rezi and choose Authenticate.
Validation notes
- Rezi's public README/docs did not appear to mention AdaL before the docs PR above.
- GitHub search did not find an existing AdaL/Rezi shortcut issue or PR.
- I could not complete an end-to-end AdaL
/mcp authentication test because the local AdaL CLI currently returns:
You're out of credits or hit the usage limit.
So this request is based on the documented remote HTTP MCP support and the Rezi MCP endpoint, not on a completed local OAuth test.
Summary
Please add a built-in AdaL MCP shortcut for Rezi so users can run:
instead of needing to manually enter the remote HTTP MCP configuration.
Proposed mapping
Why
Rezi exposes a remote MCP endpoint at:
AdaL already supports custom remote HTTP MCP servers through:
Adding Rezi to the built-in shortcut registry would make setup easier and reduce copy/paste errors for users connecting AdaL to Rezi.
Related Rezi docs PR
I opened a documentation PR on the Rezi MCP repository that documents the current manual AdaL setup path:
rezi-io/rezi-mcp#1
Current manual workaround
Inside AdaL chat input:
If authentication does not open automatically:
Then select
reziand choose Authenticate.Validation notes
/mcpauthentication test because the local AdaL CLI currently returns:So this request is based on the documented remote HTTP MCP support and the Rezi MCP endpoint, not on a completed local OAuth test.