> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.infotopics.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.infotopics.com/trulyp/mcp-oauth/admin-settings.md).

# Admin Settings

As an admin, you can control whether external AI apps can connect to Trulyp and how they register.

### What admins control

In the MCP settings, admins control whether external connections are available and how apps can register:

* `MCP server URL`: the URL users paste into a supported app.
* `Allow external AI apps to connect`: disabled by default. This controls whether external MCP apps can connect to Trulyp.
* `Allow apps to set themselves up automatically`: disabled by default. This enables dynamic client registration. When enabled, a supported app can register itself in Trulyp and start the authorization flow.
* `Only allow selected apps to set themselves up`: limits automatic setup to approved app hostnames.
* `Sign-in service address`: the OAuth issuer URL.
* `Automatic setup address`: the registration URL used by apps that support self-setup.

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### What the callback URL means

Some apps call this the callback URL, redirect URI, or registration URL. It is the exact address the app uses after sign-in.

* It must match the app exactly.
* If automatic setup is restricted, only approved hostnames can register.
* Hostnames are entered as `chatgpt.com` or `callback.mistral.ai`, not full URLs.

If automatic setup is turned off, existing MCP connections can still work, but adding new ones automatically will be disabled.

### Manage connected clients

Admins can open a connected client to see which users are connected to it.

From here, admins can also revoke or restore a client. **Revoke** disconnects the client for everyone:

* Users can no longer use Trulyp in that AI app
* Making new connections will be disabled until the client is restored

Restore turns the client back on. After a restore, users will need to re-authorize with the app.

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