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Two different authentication contexts
Kona Business AI uses an interactive sign-in session for people using the website and a separate bearer-token mechanism for the public workspace MCP endpoint. A browser session is not an MCP credential, and an MCP token is not a general account session. Integrators should not copy browser cookies into an agent or attempt to exchange a third-party identity token directly at the MCP route.
The workspace owner creates and manages MCP access from the product. The issued token is tied to one workspace, a selected set of scopes, approved resource identifiers or types, an expiry, and a rate limit. The cleartext secret should be captured at issuance and stored securely because the service is designed not to expose it again.