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Connect AI tools to your local Queber Desktop workspace.

Queber exposes the same desktop automation capabilities through two integration surfaces: MCP for MCP-capable clients and REST API Actions for HTTPS integrations.

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MCP clients

Connect an MCP-capable client.

MCP clients connect directly to the remote MCP endpoint and speak the MCP protocol. Access is granted per user through OAuth and works only while your Queber Desktop app is online.

Add the server URL

In your MCP client, add Queber as a remote server at https://mcp.queber.app/mcp.

Authorize with Queber

The client opens an OAuth approval screen where you review the app and requested permissions.

Keep Desktop running

Queber Desktop connects to the MCP server in the background. Tools work only while your signed-in desktop app is online.

Clients without auto-registration

Most clients register themselves. If yours asks for a client id and secret, create an OAuth app in the Queber member area and paste its credentials and redirect URI.

Client config

Use the remote MCP URL.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "queber": {
      "url": "https://mcp.queber.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Exact config shape depends on the client. If the client asks for transport, choose remote HTTP or streamable HTTP, then complete OAuth in the browser.

How it works

The MCP client never talks directly to your local app.

Client sends a tool call

Your MCP client calls the Queber remote MCP endpoint with its access token.

Server checks auth and scopes

Queber validates the token, paid-plan access, and required MCP scopes.

Desktop executes locally

The server relays the command to your signed-in Queber Desktop app over its secure background connection.

Result returns to the client

The client receives structured status, profile, job, or automation output from the desktop app.

Available tools

What an authorized client can do.

Check Desktop status

See whether your desktop relay is connected and which capabilities are available.

Read browser profiles

List profiles, inspect one profile, open it manually, or close local sessions.

Inspect jobs

List jobs, read logs, check progress, cancel pending or running jobs, and retry failed jobs.

Run supported automation

Create immediate or scheduled jobs for supported platforms and automation types.

Access is controlled by OAuth tokens, requested scopes, paid-plan checks, and the live Queber Desktop connection. Revoke a client if you no longer trust it.