Shape for Cline
Shape's hosted MCP server lets Cline find, read, save and organize files in an authorized Shape workspace. A Shape account and workspace are required. Sign-in uses OAuth; no API key is required or included.
Connect in the Cline extension
- Open MCP Servers โ Remote Servers in Cline.
- Use Shape as the server name and
https://shapefs.app/mcpas the URL. - Select Streamable HTTP and add the server.
- Complete OAuth in the browser. Sign in to Shape, choose your workspace and approve the capabilities Cline needs.
If you use Configure MCP Servers to edit the JSON instead, merge this configuration with your existing servers:
{
"mcpServers": {
"shape": {
"type": "streamableHttp",
"url": "https://shapefs.app/mcp",
"disabled": false,
"autoApprove": []
}
}
}
The same configuration is available in mcp.json. Keep tokens and passwords out of configuration files and issue reports.
Connect in Cline CLI
With Cline CLI installed and a model provider authenticated, run:
cline mcp add shape https://shapefs.app/mcp --transport http --yes
Run cline mcp, choose Authorize OAuth, and select shape. Complete the browser flow by signing in to Shape, choosing your workspace and approving capabilities. Cline's model-provider sign-in and Shape's workspace authorization are separate steps.
Verify the connection
Ask Cline to list the folders in your Shape workspace. Confirm the workspace name and approved capabilities before requesting changes. Then try finding a brand-guidelines file and summarizing its contents.
Read, Contribute, Organize and recoverable Trash are separate capabilities. Publishing an image needs separate Owner permission. Agents cannot permanently delete files, invite members or change billing. See the package README for limits and Shape support for help.