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Expand Up @@ -13,4 +13,27 @@ The credentials page allows you to add credentials to your MCP servers.

To use the credential in an MCP server, you can reference it when creating or editing the MCP server. See the [MCP Servers](/visual-builder/tools/mcp-servers) page for more information.

## Managing OAuth app configurations

OAuth providers support multiple app configurations per provider. When you navigate to add an OAuth credential for a provider that already has app configurations, an interstitial page displays your existing configurations.

Each configuration appears as a selectable card showing the app name and masked Client ID and Client Secret for identification. Select a card to create a new credential using that app configuration, or choose to add a new one.

A three-dot menu on each card provides options to:

- **Edit** — Update the OAuth app credentials
- **Delete** — Remove the app configuration (with a confirmation dialog)

### Editing OAuth app credentials

Select **Edit** from the three-dot menu to update an app configuration's Client ID or Client Secret.

<Warning>Updating OAuth app credentials invalidates all existing connections that use that configuration.</Warning>

## Viewing credential details

On the credential edit page, OAuth credentials display an **App configuration** section showing the linked OAuth app's masked Client ID and Client Secret.

Auth types display as human-friendly labels — for example, **OAuth 2.0**, **API Key**, or **App authentication** — instead of internal identifiers.

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