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Requesting access to use RovoDev MCP Server outside ACLI

Panjijey Panjey
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July 10, 2025

Hi team, I'm trying to connect to the Rovo Dev MCP Server (https://mcp.atlassian.com/v1/sse) from a developer environment that doesn't use the ACLI — specifically, I want to integrate it with a VibeCoder-like tool.

However, I receive invalid_token errors even when using an unscoped API token with Authorization: Bearer.

Is there a supported way to:
Obtain a valid session token via CLI and reuse it outside?
Use service accounts or client credentials for server-to-server use?

I understand it's in beta, so if this isn't currently supported, is there a timeline or alternative workaround?
Thank you!

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Dr Valeri Colon _Connect Centric_
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July 14, 2025

Hi @Panjijey Panjey  and welcome to the community—direct access to the MCP server outside of ACLI isn’t currently supported. Tokens are session-scoped and tied to ACLI context. Service accounts or client credentials aren’t available yet. For now, all interactions must go through ACLI. No public timeline on broader access yet.

For more updates visit the Dev Cli Community and keep an eye on the roadmap

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